Introduction To Random Processes
by William A. Gardner
Publisher: McGraw-Hill 1990
ISBN/ASIN: 0070228558
ISBN-13: 9780070228559
Number of pages: 560
Description:
Intended to serve primarily as a first course on random processes for graduate-level engineering and science students, particularly those with an interest in the analysis and design of signals and systems. This new edition includes over 350 exercises, new material on applications of cyclostationary processes, detailed coverage of minimum-mean-squared-error estimation, and much more. Includes coverage of spectral analysis, dynamical systems, and statistical signal processing.
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