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Spectral Analysis and Time Series
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In this article, the authors introduce the concept of Stationary Random Processes and Spectral Analysis in the Time Domain and Frequency Domain, and present an analysis of Processes with Mixed Spectra.Abstract:
Preface. Preface to Volume 2. Contents of Volume 2. List of Main Notation. Basic Concepts. Elements of Probability Theory. Stationary Random Processes. Spectral Analysis. Estimation in the Time Domain. Estimation in the Frequency Domain. Spectral Analysis in Practice. Analysis of Processes with Mixed Spectra.read more
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