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Signal Processing, Volume 31
Volume 31, Number 1, March 1993
- Jean-Christophe Pesquet, Odile Macchi, Georgios Tziritas:
Soft-constrained LMS algorithms for decoder stability in backward adaptive predictive systems. 1-15 - Giacinto Gelli
, Luciano Izzo, Antonio Napolitano
, Luigi Paura:
Multipath-channel identification by an improved Prony algorithm based on spectral correlation measurements. 17-29 - Dong-Seog Han, Hwang-Soo Lee:
Performance of modified order statistics CFAR detectors with noncoherent integration. 31-42 - Chang-Joo Kim, Dong-Seog Han, Hwang-Soo Lee:
Generalized OS CFAR detector with noncoherent integration. 43-56 - Henry Leung, Titus K. Y. Lo, John Litva:
Angle-of-arrival estimation in multipath environment using chaos theory. 57-68 - Albertus C. den Brinker
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Adaptive modified Laguerre filters. 69-79 - V. Hari Krishna, D. C. Reddy:
Design of adaptive filters for a class of non-uniformly sampled signals. 81-89 - Jurij F. Tasic, Dusan Caf, Marjan Gusev
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Solving linear systems of equations. 91-96 - Dov Wulich:
Hilbert transform of a constant envelope signal using the time-warping technique. 97-101
Volume 31, Number 2, March 1993
- Jun Shen, Serge Castan:
Towards the unification of band-limited derivative operators for edge detection. 103-119 - Scott R. Burgett, M. K. Das:
Predictive image coding using two-dimensional multiplicative autoregressive models. 121-132 - Isaac Ng, Josef Kittler, John Illingworth:
Supervised segmentation using a multiresolution data representation. 133-163 - Til Aach, André Kaup, Rudolf Mester
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Statistical model-based change detection in moving video. 165-180 - Jukka Neejärvi, Alpo Värri
, Spiros Fotopoulos, Yrjö Neuvo:
Weighted FMH filters. 181-190 - U. C. Niranjan, I. S. N. Murthy:
ECG component delineation by Prony's method. 191-202 - Kah-Chye Tan, Antony P.-C. Ng:
A comparison of two approaches for improving direction-of-arrival estimates in the presence of non-white noise. 203-214 - Gao Yang, Henri Leich, René Boite:
Multiband code-excited linear prediction (MBCELP) for speech coding. 215-227 - V. Srinivasan, P. Bhatia, Sim Heng Ong:
A fast implementation of the discrete 2-D Gabor transform. 229-233 - A. Meister, T. Trump:
Computational methods of signal recovery and recognition: by R.J. Mammone, Editor. 235 - Qin Liu:
Adaptive radar detection and estimation: edited by Simon Haykin, Communication Research Laboratory, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and Allan Steinhardt, Department of Electrical Engineering, Cornel University, Ithaca, New York, Wiley Series in Remote Sensing. Publishers: John Wiley and Sons, 1992, ISBN 0-471-544468-X. 236
Volume 31, Number 3, April 1993
- Jean-Pierre Antoine, Pierre Carrette, Romain Murenzi
, Bernard M. A. G. Piette
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Image analysis with two-dimensional continuous wavelet transform. 241-272 - Mark A. Poletti
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The development of instantaneous bandwidth via local signal expansion. 273-281 - C. C. Ko, G. Balabhaskar, R. Bachl:
Unbiased source estimation with an adaptive null steering algorithm. 283-300 - Louis L. Scharf, L. Todd McWhorter:
Geometry of the Cramer-Rao bound. 301-311 - Fu-Chun Zheng, Stephen McLaughlin
, Bernard Mulgrew:
Blind equalisation of multilevel PAM data for nonminimum phase channels via second- and fourth-order cumulants. 313-327 - Petre Stoica:
List of references on spectral line analysis. 329-340 - Long-Wen Chang, Ming-Chang Wu:
A bit level systolic array for Walsh-Hadamard transforms. 341-347 - Anders Eriksson, Petre Stoica:
On statistical analysis of Pisarenko tone frequency estimator. 349-353
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