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Comp.dsp is a worldwide Usenet news group that is used to discuss various aspects of digital signal processing.

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Re: Is Matrix inversion O(N^3)?
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-05-19 18:23:00
"Dik T. Winter" wrote in message > news: ... > In article > andrew.nesterov@softhome.net (Andrew Nesterov) writes: > > "Dik T. Winter" wrote in message > > news: ... > ... ...Re: Is Matrix inversion O(N^3)?

Re: Is Matrix inversion O(N^3)?
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-05-19 04:01:00
"Dik T. Winter" wrote in message news: ... > In article > andrew.nesterov@softhome.net (Andrew Nesterov) writes: > ... > > No, the question here is what has to be counted into O(f(x))...Re: Is Matrix inversion O(N^3)?

Re: returning to the alleged periodic nature of the DFT
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-05-14 15:47:00
In other words, DFT works exactly like optical grating, producing a mainlobe of 0th order and a sequence of mainlobes of higher orders. I even saw several times rainbows of order 1 and 2. All these...Re: returning to the alleged periodic nature of the DFT

Re: Is Matrix inversion O(N^3)?
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-05-13 20:14:00
Jerry Avins wrote in message news: ... > Dave Seaman wrote: > > > On Thu, 13 May 2004 10:07:19 -0700, Jon Harris wrote: > > ... > > > > On most DSPs, a scalar multiplication c...Re: Is Matrix inversion O(N^3)?

A bit OT was: Re: RTDX
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-05-08 20:41:00
I had a good portion of laughter while looking at the page located by the link below. If you'd go there and inspect the example C code on the page, you'll find out why! Cheers, Andrew jero...A bit OT was: Re: RTDX

Re: Adaptive arrays
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-05-08 20:29:00
John, Fourier transform works in the space domain exactly as in the time domain. A three-element coordinate vector x is an analog of time and a wave number k is an analog of circular frequency ...Re: Adaptive arrays

Re: data alignment on TI dm642
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-04-08 04:57:00
The warning tells that a local (in your case, a function level) variable, that is allocated on the stack cannot be aligned. Not sure why though. File level variables (that are allocated in e.g. .f...Re: data alignment on TI dm642

Re: Function cos() always give false results in ti-6701 evm but not in software simulator,why?
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-03-19 16:53:00
physics@bellsouth.net (Clay S. Turner) wrote in message news: ... > kristie_yang@sina.com (kristie) wrote in message news: ... > > When I use function cos(),the software simulator gives correct...Re: Function cos()  always give false results in ti-6701 evm but not in software simulator,why?

Re: More Equations fewer unknowns
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Andrew Nesterov - 2004-02-07 21:02:00
"I. R. Khan" wrote in message news: ... > Hi all, > > If I remember correctly, SVD decomposition can be used for solving "More > Equations fewer unknowns" problem. Is there some other mor...Re: More Equations fewer unknowns

Re: C6000 assembler optimizer is optimizing too much
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Andrew Nesterov - 2003-09-19 20:17:00
Martin, What if reserve space for a global variable (somewhere in .data or .bss or whatever else, but declare it global) and store it with the context you have just loaded, perhaps this way you w...Re: C6000 assembler optimizer is optimizing too much
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