Hi, I'm working on a lecture about "matched filters". Now I'm looking for Informations and Web Sites. Any Information would be very helpful for me. Thanx Soenke -- __________________________________________________________ NewsGroups individuell filtern mit http://www.NewsSIEVE.de
Matched Filters
Started by ●April 9, 2008
Reply by ●April 9, 20082008-04-09
On Apr 9, 9:25 pm, reverse_engin...@web.de (Seneko Briggs) wrote:> Hi, > I'm working on a lecture about "matched filters". Now I'm looking for > Informations and Web Sites. > Any Information would be very helpful for me. > Thanx > Soenke >http://google.com -- Oli
Reply by ●April 9, 20082008-04-09
Seneko Briggs wrote:> Hi, > I'm working on a lecture about "matched filters". Now I'm looking for > Informations and Web Sites. > Any Information would be very helpful for me. > Thanx > SoenkeAre you trying to lecture on a subject you don't understand, or are you an expert looking for some material to cut down the time to develop presentation material for a lecture? It kinda sounds the the former. I've had the misfortune to attend one or two lectures like that. :-) Steve
Reply by ●April 10, 20082008-04-10
On 10 Apr, 04:16, Steve Underwood <ste...@dis.org> wrote:> Are you trying to lecture on a subject you don't understand, or are you > an expert looking for some material to cut down the time to develop > presentation material for a lecture? It kinda sounds the the former. > I've had the misfortune to attend one or two lectures like that. :-)I wouldn't call it a *mis*fortune if you only experienced a mere couple of that sort of lectures... Rune
Reply by ●April 10, 20082008-04-10
Hi Steve, unfortunately it is a subject I don't understand! But it is also very helpful to get some lecture material to cut down the time to develop... Thanks a lot for your help. Soenke Steve Underwood <steveu@dis.org> schrieb:> > Are you trying to lecture on a subject you don't understand, or are you > an expert looking for some material to cut down the time to develop.. -- __________________________________________________________ NewsGroups individuell filtern mit http://www.NewsSIEVE.de
Reply by ●April 10, 20082008-04-10
On Apr 10, 12:02 pm, reverse_engin...@web.de (Seneko Briggs) wrote:> Hi Steve, > > unfortunately it is a subject I don't understand! But it is also very helpful to > get some lecture material to cut down the time to develop...http://www.dsprelated.com/showarticle/60.php Eric
Reply by ●April 10, 20082008-04-10
"Seneko Briggs" <reverse_engineer@web.de> wrote in message news:FBADF9CF6.11934ddc60a@933.NewsSIEVE.com...> Hi, > I'm working on a lecture about "matched filters". Now I'm looking for > Informations and Web Sites. > Any Information would be very helpful for me. > Thanx > SoenkeGoogle with "matched filter .ppt" that way lecture presentations pop right up. Fred
Reply by ●April 10, 20082008-04-10
On Apr 10, 3:53 pm, "Fred Marshall" <fmarshallx@remove_the_x.acm.org> wrote:> "Seneko Briggs" <reverse_engin...@web.de> wrote in message > > news:FBADF9CF6.11934ddc60a@933.NewsSIEVE.com... > > > Hi, > > I'm working on a lecture about "matched filters". Now I'm looking for > > Informations and Web Sites. > > Any Information would be very helpful for me. > > Thanx > > Soenke > > Google with "matched filter .ppt" that way lecture presentations pop right > up. > > FredGood suggestion Fred. To cut down the mass of hits even more use "filetype:ppt" to only match ".ppt" as an extension of the searched file. It removes hits from .ppt files in bibliographies and reference lists. 'matched filter .ppt' gives 182,000 hits. 'matched filter filetype:ppt' gives 2,120 hits. Dale B. Dalrymple
Reply by ●April 10, 20082008-04-10
dbd wrote:> On Apr 10, 3:53 pm, "Fred Marshall" <fmarshallx@remove_the_x.acm.org> > wrote: >> "Seneko Briggs" <reverse_engin...@web.de> wrote in message >> >> news:FBADF9CF6.11934ddc60a@933.NewsSIEVE.com... >> >>> Hi, >>> I'm working on a lecture about "matched filters". Now I'm looking for >>> Informations and Web Sites. >>> Any Information would be very helpful for me. >>> Thanx >>> Soenke >> Google with "matched filter .ppt" that way lecture presentations pop right >> up. >> >> Fred > > Good suggestion Fred. > > To cut down the mass of hits even more use "filetype:ppt" to only > match ".ppt" as an extension of the searched file. It removes hits > from .ppt files in bibliographies and reference lists. > > 'matched filter .ppt' gives 182,000 hits. > 'matched filter filetype:ppt' gives 2,120 hits. > > Dale B. Dalrympleand 'matched.filter filetype:ppt' homes in even more. In fact, if we work at it for a little while, we can probably bypass the need for anyone to have any clue about anything at all, and simply present solutions. Its sooooo much more efficient not to have any understanding. :-) Steve
Reply by ●April 11, 20082008-04-11
On Apr 10, 6:46 pm, Steve Underwood <ste...@dis.org> wrote:> dbd wrote: > > On Apr 10, 3:53 pm, "Fred Marshall" <fmarshallx@remove_the_x.acm.org> > > wrote: > >> "Seneko Briggs" <reverse_engin...@web.de> wrote in message > > >>news:FBADF9CF6.11934ddc60a@933.NewsSIEVE.com... > > >>> Hi, > >>> I'm working on a lecture about "matched filters". Now I'm looking for > >>> Informations and Web Sites. > >>> Any Information would be very helpful for me. > >>> Thanx > >>> Soenke > >> Google with "matched filter .ppt" that way lecture presentations pop right > >> up. > > >> Fred > > > Good suggestion Fred. > > > To cut down the mass of hits even more use "filetype:ppt" to only > > match ".ppt" as an extension of the searched file. It removes hits > > from .ppt files in bibliographies and reference lists. > > > 'matched filter .ppt' gives 182,000 hits. > > 'matched filter filetype:ppt' gives 2,120 hits. > > > Dale B. Dalrymple > > and 'matched.filter filetype:ppt' homes in even more. In fact, if we > work at it for a little while, we can probably bypass the need for > anyone to have any clue about anything at all, and simply present > solutions. Its sooooo much more efficient not to have any understanding. :-) > > SteveSteve Yes it does, to 1050. Closely combining more terms would cut it down more, with the risk of missing similar forms that could be just as useful or more useful, unless you have perfect knowledge of the search term (and why would you be asking here if you did?). I'm sorry that our comments on search techniques have been unable to dispel the bitter traces of your past exposures to the clueless :-) I believe that understanding comes not from how much manure you have shoveled but from what you have achieved with the gems you have found beneath. So what if we can only help with the shoveling? We can at least hope that it will leave the searchers more time with the gems. Dale B. Dalrymple
