About Converting a Set into a Minimum-Phase Sequence
In this paper we discuss whether a given finite set ofcomplex numbers can be ordered such that the derived sequenceis minimum-phase. Knowing that every sequence can be extendedto a minimum-phase sequence, we conclude that a setcan always be converted to a minimum-phase sequence using anadditional sa...
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doaj-0a6a9db1bb534aa585b167eca82484472020-11-24T22:44:25ZengStefan cel Mare University of SuceavaJournal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics2066-42732066-31292009-01-01354856About Converting a Set into a Minimum-Phase SequenceJaakko AstolaCorneliu RusuIn this paper we discuss whether a given finite set ofcomplex numbers can be ordered such that the derived sequenceis minimum-phase. Knowing that every sequence can be extendedto a minimum-phase sequence, we conclude that a setcan always be converted to a minimum-phase sequence using anadditional sample. We characterize several types of sets that canbe ordered in minimum-phase sequences with no additionalsample. These sets do not span the sets of all real or complexsequences of finite length.http://www.jacs.usv.ro/getpdf.php?issue=5&paperid=57signal reconstructionSchur transform |
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About Converting a Set into a Minimum-Phase Sequence |
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Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava |
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Journal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics |
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In this paper we discuss whether a given finite set ofcomplex numbers can be ordered such that the derived sequenceis minimum-phase. Knowing that every sequence can be extendedto a minimum-phase sequence, we conclude that a setcan always be converted to a minimum-phase sequence using anadditional sample. We characterize several types of sets that canbe ordered in minimum-phase sequences with no additionalsample. These sets do not span the sets of all real or complexsequences of finite length. |
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signal reconstruction Schur transform |
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