Titlebook: Signal Analysis and Prediction; Ales Procházka,Jan Uhlíř,N. G. Kingsbury Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Filter.MP

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Andrew C. McCormick,Asoke K. Nandi by the correspondence principle and based upon the characteristic time scales of quantum evolution, is explained. The picture of quantum chaos as a new generic dynamical phenomenon is outlined together with a few other examples of such chaos: linear (classical) waves, the (many-dimensional) harmoni

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Tianruo Yang,Man Lin by the correspondence principle and based upon the characteristic time scales of quantum evolution, is explained. The picture of quantum chaos as a new generic dynamical phenomenon is outlined together with a few other examples of such chaos: linear (classical) waves, the (many-dimensional) harmoni

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Iván A. Pérez-Álvarez,José M. Páez-Borrallo,Santiago Zazo-Bello by the correspondence principle and based upon the characteristic time scales of quantum evolution, is explained. The picture of quantum chaos as a new generic dynamical phenomenon is outlined together with a few other examples of such chaos: linear (classical) waves, the (many-dimensional) harmoni

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Time-Frequency and Time-Scale Signal Analysis by Harmonic WaveletsNew details of the theory of harmonic wavelets are described and provide the basis for computational algorithms designed to compute high-definition time-frequency maps. Examples of the computation of phase using the complex harmonic wavelet and methods of signal segmentation based on amplitude and phase are described.

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Wavelet Transform Implementation for Star-Shaped ModellingWe present in this paper a new mesh generation method based on wavelets. We have constructed filters associated with wavelet basis which was applied to 3. objects to obtain several levels of subdivision.

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Higher-Order Statistics in Signal Processingof the signal processing community over the last ten years in this research field. Later blind source separation, blind system identification, time-delay estimation, and blind equalization are introduced as examples of some of the current signal processing applications.

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System Identificationes us from observed data to a validated model are: (1) The data itself, (2) The set of candidate models, (3) The criterion of fit and (4) The validation procedure. We discuss how these ingredients can be blended to a useful mix for model-building in practice.