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Questions tagged [reference-request]

Asking for official sources, e.g. books, scientific articles or other similar literature that can be used to back up your statements or methods.

Asking for official sources, e.g. books, scientific articles or other similar literature that can be used to back up your statements or methods. Usually used to write a scientific or other official documentation about the approach or method used.

It can include:

  • books
  • journal articles
  • conference proceedings
  • thesis manuscripts
  • manuals for various tools
  • links and affiliations of important databases (e.g. for image processing)
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What are some promising areas of research in digital signal processing?

I intend to pursue a PhD program in digital signal processing (DSP). However, it seems nowadays that research has saturated in DSP and it's all about machine learning and deep learning. Are there are any areas in pure DSP that can still be explored…
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Jumping from DSP concepts to practice...recommend books?

I have fairly good understanding of DSP theory and algorithm design (and also MATLAB and C). What are the best books or what other advice could be given for learning how to actually implement DSP algorithms i.e. DSP programming (e.g.…
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Book recommendations on DSP, statistical SP and signal detection

I am looking for a good reference on DSP. I am a little bit more than beginner and have some experience in DPS. I think I would have to start with rather easier books where a concept of DSP is explained based on practical examples,…
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Is Smith's book still usable and up-to-date?

I'm learning DSP with Smith's book, but I discovered the second edition is from 1999, is this book still usable today?
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Recent Papers on Spectrum analysis

This is more of a soft question, I am currently writing a paper for my Master's in Mathematics and my topic of choice has been to focus on the Mathematical techniques behind Spectrum Analysis. For my initial reading I have focused on Kay & Marple's…
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Definitions for amplitude spectrum and phase spectrum

I want to help someone with a homework in signal processing, and the courses he provided are some slides, without clear definitions in them. I am required in solving a problem to represent the amplitude spectrum and the phase spectrum of a given…
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Pattern recognition and Machine Learning reference

My main reference for machine learning and pattern recognition is Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning by Bishop. But I want a complementary reference to this which has more exercises and explains the mathematical stuff in more details, e.g.…
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A DSP simple book/reference?

I have some basic maths skill up to derivatives. I ask you if you know any simple/concise book that can introduce me to DSP world. Thank you.
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Origin of term spectrogram

I'm writing up a manuscript and I use the term spectrogram quite a bit. I've defined a spectrogram as the magnitude squared of the short time Fourier transform of my signal. It's an estimator for a time-varying spectrum of a non-stationary…
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Errata for Lyons's DSP book

After reading the comments$^1$ and looking through various texts, I am going to use Understanding Digital Signal Processing for my self-study (Oppenheim & Wilsky was my 2nd choice). I'm 99% sure that a solutions manual doesn't exist. But does anyone…
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Books about signal processing with a biology or health basis

I've already seen this and this questions about books and references, but all of them are directed for someone who has a background in engineering or a related field. Are there any good introduction books or other references for someone with a…
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Need a reference on period of LFSRs

I need a reference for the fact that each LFSR with XOR operation has a period of $2^m-1$ excluding zero state and every LFSR with XNOR operations has the same period excluding all ones state. I want to cite it when I'm writing about the usage of…
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Finding keywords for my time series task

So I currently have a time series signals which I need to classify each point on each signal. Points are taken as follow: For a given timestamp. Make a measure Each meassure can randomly come from a different source (not equiprobable but I ignore…
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Which book of Proakis has dealt with continuous time signals and systems?

I have heard of three books of Proakis namely Communication System Engineering, Digital Signal Processing and Digital Communications. I love the way he writes and would like to read about continuous/analog signals and systems by the same writer.…
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What is a good book reference on the definition of "subharmonic frequency"?

Is there a good book reference on the definition of "subharmonic frequency" as integer fractions of the highest available frequency?
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