Sentences with phrase «signal processing theories»

Knowledge of hardware design principles as well as signal processing theories and techniques.

The argument over whether to detrend or not is an ongoing one climate science, but I'm pretty certain signal processing theory would say «you should detrend».

Not exact matches

The latest LIGO signal proves that gravitational waves travel at the speed of light, ruling out a swath of cosmological theories in the process.

In cybernetics and control theory, feedback is a process whereby some proportion or in general, function, of the output signal of a system is passed (fed back) to the input.

His areas of expertise include digital signal processing, control theory, statistical learning, and biomoechanics.

One is the «spine pruning theory,» supported by the observation that the frontal brain regions of people with schizophrenia have fewer dendritic spines, the tentacles on the receiving ends of neurons that process signals from other cells.

General: P. Stoica has made a number of fundamental contributions to the theory and application of signal processing during his 37 year teaching and research career.

While in Tampere, he did research in nonlinear systems, image recognition and classification, image correspondence, computational learning theory, multiscale and spectral methods, and statistical signal processing.

2006: Recipient of the Society Award of the IEEE Signal Processing Society for «outstanding contributions to the theory and application of statistical signal processing through fundamental research papers and prominent books&rSignal Processing Society for «outstanding contributions to the theory and application of statistical signal processing through fundamental research papers and prominent books&rsignal processing through fundamental research papers and prominent books».

We can move beyond the chemical theories, the complex analysis, and simply be in the process of sending the bodymind a signal of safety.

The reason signal detection theory should be in the toolkit of every scientist is because it provides a mathematically rigorous framework to understand the nature of decision processes.

There is a well known process control theory that says something like (it's being 25 years since I graduated B.E. chem Eng) a 3 per cent input has no impact, the signal is washed out by other much larger varibles.