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ORCIDDigital Signal Processing, Volume 45
Volume 45, October 2015
- Moeness G. Amin, P. P. Vaidyanathan, Yimin D. Zhang, Piya Pal:
Special issue on Co-prime sampling and arrays. 1
- Richard Porter, Vladislav B. Tadic, Alin M. Achim
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Sparse Bayesian Learning for non-Gaussian sources. 2-12 - Qiang Guo, You He, Xin Guan, Li Deng, Lina Pan, Tao Jian:
An evidence clustering DSmT approximate reasoning method based on convex functions analysis. 13-23
- Heeseok Oh, Hojae Lee, Inwoong Lee, Sanghoon Lee:
Cooperative content and radio resource allocation for visual information maximization in a digital signage scenario. 24-35 - Wei-Chao Kuang, Zhijing Yang, Bingo Wing-Kuen Ling, Charlotte Yuk-Fan Ho, Qingyun Dai:
Nonlinear and adaptive undecimated hierarchical multiresolution analysis for real valued discrete time signals via empirical mode decomposition approach. 36-54 - Juan Pablo Amezquita-Sanchez, Hojjat Adeli:
A new music-empirical wavelet transform methodology for time-frequency analysis of noisy nonlinear and non-stationary signals. 55-68
- Eduardo Vinicius Kuhn, Javier Ernesto Kolodziej, Rui Seara:
Analysis of the TDLMS algorithm operating in a nonstationary environment. 69-83
- Yong Wang, Haojun Wu, Jiwu Huang:
Verification of hidden speaker behind transformation disguised voices. 84-95
- Giuliano Grossi, Raffaella Lanzarotti, Jianyi Lin:
High-rate compression of ECG signals by an accuracy-driven sparsity model relying on natural basis. 96-106
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