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Signal And Image Restoration Informationtheoretic Approaches Joseph Noonan

Name: Signal And Image Restoration Informationtheoretic Approaches Joseph Noonan
SKU: BELL-4965866
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Publisher: SPIE Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.2 MB

Pages: 116

Author: Joseph Noonan, Prabahan Basu

ISBN: 9780819488213, 0819488216

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Signal And Image Restoration Informationtheoretic Approaches Joseph Noonan by Joseph Noonan, Prabahan Basu 9780819488213, 0819488216 instant download after payment.

The goal of this book is to present a unified information-theoretic approach to solve estimation problems commonly faced in signal processing applications. The authors provide new approaches to this problem, as well as new interpretations for existing techniques. Major applications of this work include image restoration, communication channel estimation, text restoration, and system modeling. A general approach to solving a number of detection and estimation problems utilizing concepts from information theory is developed, and the theoretical development of the approach - as well as important applications - is given.