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A "stochastic process" is another term for "random process".

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I'm looking for resources discussing the differences between two interpretations -- "global" (classic) and "local" (like a weighted phase locking value) of a Welch estimate of ...
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I'm working on the below problem Given a WSS random process $X(n) = K \cos(2\pi n + \Theta)$, where $K$ is a constant and $\Theta$ is a random variable with a uniform distribution between $0$ and $2\...
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The Kalman-Bucy filter gives the best estimates for a partially observable linear system ( here I show a simplified version for exposition) State $\theta_t $ of system: $d\theta_t = ( a_1\theta_t)dt +...
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Suddenly I am stuck at a question while studying Statistical signal processing: What are the differences between correlation sequence and matrix (can be auto/cross), and how are the two related? When ...
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I am currently working on a scientific paper where I subject a structure to base accelerations modeled as Gaussian white noise. I am relatively new to signal processing and would appreciate some ...
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I am quite new to techniques of signal processing. I have a fairly generic problem and wish to find information about topics and/or techniques that may help me address this problem. Let $x(t)$ and $y(...
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I'm reading a book on theoretical neuroscience [1], in which the following definitions are given: $\rho(t)=\sum_{i=1}^n \delta(t-t_i)$ where $\delta$ is Dirac's delta and the $t_i$ are timestamps at ...
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Given $$ Y(t) = A X(t) \cos(\omega t + \phi) $$ with $X(t)$ is zero-mean WSS (wide-sense stationary) process, $\phi$ ~ Unif$(0,2\pi)$. Suppose $X(t)$ and $\phi$ are independent random variables. I ...
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