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Noise Distribution16.5 Concluding RemarksReferences16.1 IntroductionLinear parametric models of stationary random processes, whether signal or noise, have been foundto be useful in a wide variety of signal processing tasks such as signal detection, estimation, filtering,an[r]

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PR conditions and they do not usually meet the desired time and frequency characteristics.In the ITS approach, only synthesis filters are allowed to be time-varying in the transition peri-ods. These methods have the advantage of providing instantaneous switching between the analysistransforms compare[r]

• Interactive, free-form exploration, e.g., designing a filter and evaluating its effects on aspeech processing system• Batch experiments, e.g., training and testing speech coders or speech recognizers using alarge databaseThe relative importance of various features differs among these uses. F[r]

brief introduction is given in the appendix of this chapter. Computationally simple IVMs for arraysignal processing appeared in [10, 11]. These methods perform poorly in difficult scenarios involvingclosely spaced DOAs and correlated signals.More recently, the combined Instrumental Variable