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Algorithm is a method expressed in a finite list of steps of well-defined instructions to process a signal.

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Imagine you receive a binary periodic signal of unknown pattern (and unknown length) but your observations are distorted by flow errors: random duplicates (repeat a value before the next value) and ...
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recently I found a matlab code for BCH decode, the code seems to be: I've found several iBM algorithm such as riBM, RiBM, SiBM..., but none of them looks like this code, for example, for RiBM ...
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I have a BCH decoder which solve KES equation using RiBM algorithm, the RiBM Code in matlab is follows: ...
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I'm in no way an expert on DSP, though I've dabbled with several algorithms. And used GNUradio some. Here's the issue: In the Ham (radio amateur) 144 MHz band, while trying to receive satellite ...
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I've already made 2 posts that I've deleted about this because I've found the solution. So I'm trying to implement Ville Pulkki's VBAP algorithm in typescript with math.js. here is how my code looks ...
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I have a project in which I need to compare two audio files in terms of intonation. One of them would be the ideal audio of a short melody of approximately 9 seconds, which would be considered in tune ...
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I want to know Why CORDIC is an approach that can work with every sample and thus be more optimized for lower SNR condition. frequency divider
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A barcode consists of alternating back and white stripes. Thin stripes are one "unit" wide. We'll assume fat stripes are 2 "units" wide. But how big is a "unit"? I can't ...
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Assuming I only care to calculate the magnitude and phase of ONE single frequency from a signal, how can I get this information without calculating anything else? For example I want to come up with an ...
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I've been working on implementing a constant Q transform to try and detect musical notes within an audio signal and I came across an issue. When trying to detect low frequencies the constant Q ...
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I want to implement an algorithm for a second order butterworth filter on the form $ H(s) = \dfrac{Y(s)}{U(s)}= \dfrac{1}{\left(\frac{s}{w_0}\right)^2+2\zeta\frac{s}{w_0}+1} $ I want to get it on the ...
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I am trying to write code to detect musical notes within a signal. I have been reading up on different methods for extracting frequency information out of a signal to determine which notes were played ...
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I am trying to implement a Constant Q transform in code and was wondering if there was an algorithm that took advantage of the FFT to speed up the calculation so it can be used efficiently in realtime ...
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The tl;dr What dither algorithm should I use when converting 24/48 mono speech to 8/8? -- I'm truncating and downsampling a 24/48 mono audio source containing only speech to 8/8. I won't be doing any ...
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I've created a log2 AGC for an FPGA project, similar to Dan Boschen's solution in this question. I implemented a hardware version of log2 based on Dan's linked page in the previous question - ...
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