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For the traditional FFT, the frequency resolution is inversely proportional to the length of the sampled signal. I would like to know how to determine the frequency resolution of least-square methods, ...
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I am implementing a Recursive Least Squares algorithm, with data arriving in chunks (say 10,000 new data points each day). Of course, I could just apply the update step 10,000 times each day, but that ...
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Suppose we take an arbitrary real signal $x[n]$ and obtain its DFT, $X[k]$. Then, for some $\hat{k}$, we zero out the DFT everywhere except for $X[\hat{k}]$ and $X[N-\hat{k}]$. If we invert this DFT, ...
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I have performed the LS channel estimation based on the received pilot sequences yp and pilot matrix P in MATLAB as following: <...
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I have read in many places how Kalman Filter is related to generalized least squares algorithms. But there is still a bit I found a bit counterintuitive. Kalman gain solution is ${K}_k = {{P}}_{k\mid ...
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I am looking for LSSVM with Gride Search optimization in Python, but could not find it. Scikit learn has SVM with Grid Search but not for LSSVM.
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I have a data from a sensor which the connection model of $x$ and $y$ is known: For instance, in the case above, the model is linear. The issue is how to handle outliers. Specifically when there are ...
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I have many datasets like this: to which I am trying to fit lines: $$ y = a + bx $$ However as you can see there are some outliers in each dataset. The number varies from data set to dataset. I am ...
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