Introduction to random processes in engineering / A.V. Balakrishnan.
Publisher: New York : Wiley, c1995Description: xiii, 402 p. : ill. ; 25 cmOther title: Random processes in engineeringSubject(s): Engineering -- Statistical methods | Signal processing | Stochastic processesDDC classification: 620.0015192,BAL Online resources: Contributor biographical information | Publisher description | Table of Contents
Contents:
Linear Algebra (Page-1), Random Processes: Basic Concepts, Properties (Page-37), Stationary Random Processes: Covariance and Spectrum (Page-63), Response of Linear Systems to Random Inputs: Discrete-Time Models (Page-109), Reswponse of Linear Systems to Random Inputs: Continuous-Time Models (Page-163), Time Averages and the Ergodic Principle (Page-215), Sampling Principles and Inerpolation (Page -249),Simulation of Random Processes (Page-275), Random Fields (Page-297), Linear Filtering Theory (Page-335).
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Linear Algebra (Page-1), Random Processes: Basic Concepts, Properties (Page-37), Stationary Random Processes: Covariance and Spectrum (Page-63), Response of Linear Systems to Random Inputs: Discrete-Time Models (Page-109), Reswponse of Linear Systems to Random Inputs: Continuous-Time Models (Page-163), Time Averages and the Ergodic Principle (Page-215), Sampling Principles and Inerpolation (Page -249),Simulation of Random Processes (Page-275), Random Fields (Page-297), Linear Filtering Theory (Page-335).
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