DSP - Digital Signal Processing - Articles - White Papers - Theses - etc
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Audio time-scale modification is an audio effect that alters the duration of an audio
signal without affecting its perceived local pitch and timbral characteristics. There
are two broad categories o...
Computers are changing the way sound and recorded music are listened to and
used. The use of computers to playback music makes it possible to change and
adapt music to different usage situations in ...
Multirate filter banks are fundamental systems commonly used in digital signal processing (DSP). Typically, they are used to decompose a discrete-time signal into a set of frequency selective componen...
Multirate systems are building blocks commonly used in digital signal processing (DSP). Their function is to alter the rate of the discrete-time signals, by adding or deleting a portion of the signal ...
Wavelet Transform Adaptive Signal Detection is a signal detection method that uses the Wavelet Transform Adaptive Filter (WTAF). The WTAF is the application of adaptive filtering on the subband signal...
We focus on the design of systems where memory performance is the principal bottleneck. Two kinds of systems have been considered, an FFT engine for use in high performance DSP systems and forwarding ...
PhD Thesis added to the directory on Mar 10 2008 under Hardware Comments (0) |
Recent advances in low bit rate speech coding have resulted in a family of speech coders with very good quality and high intelligibility in the past decade. However, these state-of-the-art coders sti...
In this thesis, we present a blind adaptive speech dereverberation method based on the use of a reduced mutually referenced equalizers (RMRE) criterion. The method is based on the idea of the inversi...
Wireless communications systems are evolving to be more diverse in use and more ubiquitous in nature. It is of fundamental importance that we consume the resources available in such systems, i.e., ban...
PhD Thesis added to the directory on Feb 4 2008 Comments (0) |
In recent years, many new technologies of electronic devices that mimic the
mammalian olfactory system, electronic noses (e-noses), have been developed in many
research institutions and commercial o...
PhD Thesis added to the directory on Jan 25 2008 Comments (0) |