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ORCIDIEEE Signal Processing Letters, Volume 3
Volume 3, Number 1, January 1996
- Peter Lupini, Vladimir Cuperman:
Nonsquare transform vector quantization. 1-3 - Steve Renals
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Phone deactivation pruning in large vocabulary continuous speech recognition. 4-6 - Stephen J. Elliott, K. H. Baek:
Effort constraints in adaptive feedforward control. 7-9 - Markus Lang, Haitao Guo, J. E. Odegard, C. Sidney Burrus, Raymond O. Wells Jr.:
Noise reduction using an undecimated discrete wavelet transform. 10-12 - Lee-Min Lee, Hsiao-Chuan Wang:
An extended Levinson-Durbin algorithm for the analysis of noisy autoregressive process. 13-15 - Moeness G. Amin:
Recursive kernels for time-frequency signal representations. 16-18 - Valeri Y. Kontorovich, Vladimir Lyandres, Sergey Primak:
The generation of diffusion Markovian processes with probability density function defined on part of the real axis. 19-21 - Ljubisa Stankovic:
L-class of time-frequency distributions. 22-25
Volume 3, Number 2, February 1996
- Yu-Li You, Mostafa Kaveh:
Ringing reduction in image restoration by orientation-selective regularization. 29-31 - Sandeep N. Gupta, Jerry L. Prince:
Stochastic models for DIV-CURL optical flow methods. 32-34 - Jacob Benesty, Pierre Duhamel, Yves Grenier:
A multichannel affine projection algorithm with applications to multichannel acoustic echo cancellation. 35-37 - Mohamed Ben-Romdhane, Vijay K. Madisetti:
All-digital oversampled front-end sensors. 38-39 - Haldun M. Özaktas, Nilgün Erkaya, M. Alper Kutay:
Effect of fractional Fourier transformation on time-frequency distributions belonging to the Cohen class. 40-41 - Farokh Marvasti:
Interpolation of lowpass signals at half the Nyquist rate. 42-43 - Franz Hlawatsch, Helmut Bölcskei:
Covariant time-frequency distributions based on conjugate operators. 44-46 - Aweke N. Lemma, Ed F. Deprettere:
Two-sided controlled transition in biorthogonal time-varying filter banks. 47-50 - Richard G. Baraniuk:
A limitation of the kernel method for joint distributions of arbitrary variables. 51-53 - Louis B. Fertig, James H. McClellan:
Instantaneous frequency estimation using linear prediction with comparisons to the DESAs. 54-56 - Ali H. Sayed, Babak Hassibi, Thomas Kailath:
Inertia properties of indefinite quadratic forms. 57-59
Volume 3, Number 3, March 1996
- Patrick L. Combettes, Thierry J. Chaussalet:
Combining statistical information in set theoretic estimation. 61-62 - Giovanni Ramponi:
The rational filter for image smoothing. 63-65 - Y. K. Park, C. K. Un:
Word recognition by a parallel-branch subunit model based on misrecognized data in semi-continuous HMM. 66-68 - Darren B. Ward, Rodney A. Kennedy, Robert C. Williamson:
FIR filter design for frequency invariant beamformers. 69-71 - Xiang-Gen Xia:
On bandlimited signals with fractional Fourier transform. 72-74 - Youhong Lu, Joel M. Morris:
Fast computation of Gabor functions. 75-78 - Richard G. Baraniuk:
Covariant time-frequency representations through unitary equivalence. 79-81 - Paulo Gonçalves, Richard G. Baraniuk:
A pseudo-Bertrand distribution for time-scale analysis. 82-84 - Michael Unser, Philippe Thévenaz, Akram Aldroubi:
Shift-orthogonal wavelet bases using splines. 85-88 - Ljubisa Stankovic:
A time-frequency distribution concentrated along the instantaneous frequency. 89-91 - Eric M. Dowling, Ronald D. DeGroat, Darel A. Linebarger, Louis L. Scharf, Marvin L. Vis:
Reduced polynomial order linear prediction. 92-94
Volume 3, Number 4, April 1996
- Ajai Narayan, John F. Doherty:
Convex projections based edge recovery in low bit rate VQ. 97-99 - Olivier Cappé, Eric Moulines:
Regularization techniques for discrete cepstrum estimation. 100-102 - Daniel J. Mashao, Yoshihiko Gotoh, Harvey F. Silverman:
Analysis of LPC/DFT features for an HMM-based alphadigit recognizer. 103-106 - Mazin G. Rahim, Biing-Hwang Juang, Wu Chou, Eric R. Buhrke:
Signal conditioning techniques for robust speech recognition. 107-109 - Seymour Shlien, John H. Lodge:
Real-time generation of narrow-band audio noise. 110-111 - Sergio Barbarossa, Olivier Lemoine:
Analysis of nonlinear FM signals by pattern recognition of their time-frequency representation. 112-115 - Hwang-Cheng Chiang, Jie-Cherng Liu:
Regressive implementations for the forward and inverse MDCT in MPEG audio coding. 116-118 - Victor-Emil Neagoe:
Inversion of the Van der Monde matrix. 119-120 - Akbar M. Sayeed, Douglas L. Jones:
A canonical covariance-based method for generalized joint signal representations. 121-123 - Cherian P. Mathews, Martin Haardt, Michael D. Zoltowski:
Performance analysis of closed-form, ESPRIT based 2-D angle estimator for rectangular arrays. 124-126 - Iftekhar Hussain, Todd R. Reed:
Correction to "Bond Percolation-Based Gibbs-Markov Random Fields for Image Segmentation". 127
Volume 3, Number 5, May 1996
- Eva Hermanowicz:
A differentiating digital product detector of variable delay. 133-136 - Sathyanarayan S. Rao, Arun Ramasubrahmanyan:
Design of discrete coefficient FIR filters by simulated evolution. 137-140 - C. S. Ramalingam:
On the equivalence of DESA-1a and Prony's method when the signal is a sinusoid. 141-143 - Teng Joon Lim, Malcolm D. Macleod:
On-line interpolation using spline functions. 144-146 - Ling Chena, Hiroji Kusaka, Masanobu Kominami:
Blind phase recovery in QAM communication systems using higher order statistics. 147-149 - Zhi Ding:
Characteristics of band-limited channels unidentifiable from second-order cyclostationary statistics. 150-152 - Thomas J. Endres, Brian D. O. Anderson, C. Richard Johnson Jr., Lang Tong:
On the robustness of FIR channel identification from fractionally spaced received signal second-order statistics. 153-155 - David J. Edelblute:
Noncircularity. 156-157 - Dipankar Bhattacharya, Andreas Antoniou:
Real-time design of FIR filters by feedback neural networks. 158-161 - Michael Unser, Philippe Thévenaz, Akram Aldroubi:
Corrections to "Shift-Orthogonal Wavelet Bases Using Splines" [Erratum]. 162
Volume 3, Number 6, June 1996
- Wasfy B. Mikhael, Albert P. Berg:
Image representation using nonorthogonal basis images with adaptive weight optimization. 165-167 - Fabrizio Russo, Giovanni Ramponi:
A fuzzy filter for images corrupted by impulse noise. 168-170 - Sivan Toledo:
On the communication complexity of the discrete Fourier transform. 171-172 - Shousheng He, Mats Torkelson:
Computing partial DFT for comb spectrum evaluation. 173-175 - Paulo Jorge S. G. Ferreira:
Interpolation in the time and frequency domains. 176-178 - Dominic Grenier, Éric Pigeon, Ross M. Turner:
High-range resolution mono-frequency pulsed radar for the identification of approaching targets using subsampling and the MUSIC algorithm. 179-181 - W. J. Szajnowski:
A fast time-domain estimator of the bandwidth of a Gaussian process. 182-183 - John A. Gubner, Majeed M. Hayat:
A method to recover counting distributions from their characteristic functions. 184-186 - Sofiène Affes, Saeed Gazor, Yves Grenier:
A subarray manifold revealing projection for partially blind identification and beamforming. 187-189
Volume 3, Number 7, July 1996
- Dietmar Saupe:
A new view of fractal image compression as convolution transform coding. 193-195 - Ki Yong Lee, Katsuhiko Shirai:
Efficient recursive estimation for speech enhancement in colored noise. 196-199 - Amitava Das, Ajit V. Rao, Allen Gersho:
Variable-dimension vector quantization. 200-202 - Hervé Bourlard, Yochai Konig, Nelson Morgan:
A training algorithm for statistical sequence recognition with applications to transition-based speech recognition. 203-205 - Zvi Reznic, C. Richard Johnson Jr., Fernando López de Victoria:
Frequency domain interpretation of LMS convergence of a fractionally spaced equalizer. 206-208 - Pierre Comon:
Contrasts for multichannel blind deconvolution. 209-211 - Daeyoung Kim, Madihally J. Narasimha, Donald C. Cox:
An improved single frequency estimator. 212-214 - Meina Xu, Anthony Kuh:
Image coding using feature map finite-state vector quantization. 215-217 - Abderrahman Essebbar:
Bayesian parametric separation applied to multicomponent seismic data. 218-220
Volume 3, Number 8, August 1996
- C. V. Jawahar, A. K. Ray:
Fuzzy statistics of digital images. 225-227 - W. Bastiaan Kleijn, Roar Hagen:
On memoryless quantization in speech coding. 228-230 - Panos Kudumakis, Mark B. Sandler:
On the compression obtainable with four-tap wavelets. 231-233 - Sen M. Kuo, Yajie Yang:
Broadband adaptive noise equalizer. 234-235 - S. L. Sim, Meng Hwa Er:
An effective quiescent pattern control strategy for GSC structure. 236-238 - Woo Jin Oh, Yong Hoon Lee:
Design of efficient FIR filters with cyclotomic polynomial prefilters using mixed integer linear programming. 239-241 - Rainer Storn:
Efficient input reordering for the DCT based on a real-valued decimation-in-time FFT. 242-244 - Dennis R. Morgan, Steven G. Kratzer:
On a class of computationally efficient, rapidly converging, generalized NLMS algorithms. 245-247 - Ernesto Conte, Marco Lops, Giuseppe Ricci:
Adaptive matched filter detection in spherically invariant noise. 248-250 - Christ D. Richmond:
A note on non-Gaussian adaptive array detection and signal parameter estimation. 251-252 - Eng Siong Chng, Howard Hua Yang, Siegfried Bös:
Orthogonal least-squares learning algorithm with local adaptation process for the radial basis function networks. 253-255
Volume 3, Number 9, September 1996
- O. W. Kwon, C. K. Un:
Discriminative weighting of HMM state-likelihoods using the GPD method. 257-259 - Antonio Artés-Rodríguez, Aníbal R. Figueiras-Vidal:
Wiener extrapolation of sequences and the expectation-maximization algorithm. 260-262 - Ramiro de la Vega, Alfredo Restrepo Palacios:
Efficient computation of locally monotonic regression. 263-265 - Walter A. Frank:
Sampling requirements for Volterra system identification. 266-268 - Chun-Hung Kuo, Chang-Fuu Chen:
Nearly optimum multilevel block truncation coding based on a mean absolute error criterion. 269-271
Volume 3, Number 10, October 1996
- Krishnamurthy Nagarajan, Edward Kresch, Sathyanarayan S. Rao, Yasha Kresh:
Constrained ECG compression using best adapted wavelet packet bases. 273-275 - E. Roy, Robert W. Stewart, Tariq S. Durrani:
High-order system identification with an adaptive recursive second-order polynomial filter. 276-279 - Naofal Al-Dhahir:
Joint channel and echo impulse response shortening on digital subscriber lines. 280-282 - João Gomes, Victor Barroso:
A super-exponential algorithm for blind fractionally spaced equalization. 283-285
Volume 3, Number 11, November 1996
- Zixiang Xiong, Onur G. Guleryuz, Michael T. Orchard:
A DCT-based embedded image coder. 289-290 - Youngseog Song, Yong Hoon Lee:
Formulas for McClellan transform parameters in designing 2-D zero-phase FIR fan filters. 291-293 - Balasubramaniam Santhanam, Petros Maragos:
Energy demodulation of two-component AM-FM signal mixtures. 294-298 - Petre Stoica, Jian Li:
Study of the Cramér-Rao bound as the numbers of observations and unknown parameters increase. 299-300 - Jong-Min Park, Yu Hen Hu:
On-line learning for active pattern recognition. 301-303
Volume 3, Number 12, December 1996
- Gopal T. Venkatesan, Moeness G. Amin:
Time-frequency distribution kernel design over a discrete powers-of-two space. 305-306 - V. John Mathews:
Adaptive Volterra filters using orthogonal structures. 307-309 - Ahmed I. Zayed:
On the relationship between the Fourier and fractional Fourier transforms. 310-311 - Asoke K. Nandi, Vicente Zarzoso:
Fourth-order cumulant based blind source separation. 312-314
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