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DFT: Introduction and Formulation. Symmetry DFT

Date of holding: 11/09/2012

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Topics related to the use of the DFT in the Fourier analysis, the formulation of Wiener filter and the LMS algorithm, with the linear modeling from linear prediction and with the classical and parametric spectral analysis are developed in this subject.

Prof. Domingo Docampo

Professor of the Signal Theory and Communications Department, University of Vigo

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