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DSP lesson 4
  • Total square error (TSE)
  • Orthogonality
  • Discrete Fourier Series (DFS)

2
Total Square Error
3
Total Square Error
  • M terms in the least-squares polynomial
  • So, what is the order of the polynomial?
  • Is there an advantage to low-order least-squares
    polynomials?
  • Is there an advantage to high-order least-squares
    polynomials?

4
Total Square Error
5
Orthogonality
  • But why do we need the transpose?

6
Discrete Fourier Series
  • But what is M?
  • Is this analysis or synthesis?

7
Discrete Fourier Series
  • Is this analysis or synthesis?
  • What is a0?
  • Isnt a0 improperly scaled by a factor of 2?

8
Discrete Fourier Series
  • Convert between the rectangular and complex
    Fourier series coefficients using Table 2.1 (pg
    28)?

9
Homework Assignment
  • Implement equation 2.31 (page 30)
  • For very large M
  • What is the largest value of M that you could
    use?
  • Plot the results of your synthesis
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