random sampling theory

hi,

could anybody give me references on random sampling theory, i.e theory
for signals which are sampled at random intervals of time.

regards
amar

Hello,
             There is one book by Mr Sridhar, " Random Speech Processsing"
I do not remember the publishers. But it is a good one.

             There is one more book i think by Proakis with similiar title.

Best Regards,

Sathish Athreya.
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> hi,
>
> could anybody give me references on random sampling theory, i.e theory
> for signals which are sampled at random intervals of time.
>
> regards
> amar

amaraavati@yahoo.com (amara vati) wrote 

> could anybody give me references on random sampling theory, i.e theory
> for signals which are sampled at random intervals of time.

There was a book, edited by John Benedetto and Frazier:

Wavelets: Mathematics and Applications, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL,
1994.

That contained a nice chapter by Feichtinger & Gr�chenig, who have
done quite a bit of work on the problem (together, and separately). 
There's a web-page here:

http://www.mat.univie.ac.at/~nuhag/papers/irreg.html

that contains some references.

You might also like to do a search on "Sensor Scheduling", some of
which uses random sampling as a way of optimizing the performance of
various sensor arrays.

Ciao,

Peter K.