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In signal processing noise can be considered random unwanted data without meaning.

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It is probably a basic question, but why isn't a Dirac pulse considered white noise ? To be fair, I intuitively wouldn't consider it as such, but the defining characteristic of white noise is that the ...
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I have 2 or more sampled white noise signals $S_1, S_2 \ldots S_x$ and want to combine them via $$ S(n) = a_1(n)S_1(n) + a_2(n)S_2(n) + ... + a_x(n)S_x(n) $$ such that $S$ has a colored noise spectrum,...
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I am trying to find the total output mean sqaure noise for the circuit below: I started with finding the Transfer function of the filter to get the value of $\omega_0$ & Quality factor Q which I ...
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I measured the following signal: Also, I measured the noise of the oscilloscope and the two electrodes, I used to the measurements: Oscilloscope noise: Measurement electrode noise: The output ...
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I have two RGB images that represent noise, and their shape is [H, W, 3] (height, width, 3 color channels). I want to compare how similar the noise distributions are between the two images. My ...
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Aim I am trying to generate random signals with the following two properties: The values should be approximately log-normally distributed (any long-tailed distribution bounded form below with non-...
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The following two figures show raw data and filtered data recorded in a measurement. I have used SciPy's Savizky-Golay filter with window_length = 6 and polyorder of 3 to obtain the second plot. One ...
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I am trying to model a $1/f$ or pink noise source that is corrupting a control parameter, let's name it $J$. In this scenario, the control parameter $J$ should be applied for a certain time, $t$, ...
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I am working with a radiometer system (Gaussian noise input), which I digitally filter. The question is: how can I compute the bandwidth of that filter so that I can use it the classical noise ...
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I took over a project for measuring the $1/f$ noise of multiple voltage references where I need some guidance in implementing the (DSP) software. The hardware is already available. $20$ voltage ...
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Iam not a DSP expert just a beginner. I already implemented moving average but its not giving good results. I have also tried derivative filter in this format $$ y_{3} \! \left( n \right) = 2 T_{1} \...
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I'm new to DSP due to a research project related with audio classification. We are designing a DL-based pipeline to determinate which kind of vessel appears in underwater recordings. Thing is that I'...
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I have a speech dataset, but it turned out to be poorly arranged. It consists of 1m files, and most of them are almost complete silence, no speech, no actual sound even. However, these samples have ...
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I'm trying to measure the ARW (angular random walk) and RRW of a gyro using the Allan Variance Plot. Reading the ARW raises no issue: I get the right value at Tau=1s. When it comes to read RRW, all ...
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how are you there? I am working on emotion recognition using an EEG signal from only one channel placed near the eye, the "nuorosky sensor." So, I will face a lot of artifacts caused by the ...
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