A Unified Framework for the Realization Problem in Linear Digital Filtering
In a new approach to characterizing the implementation of linear digital filters all possible realizations for any filter are treated in the same framework, based on the representation of an input/output specification for a linear filter by a unique, possibly infinite transmission matrix, which can...
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Presented at 1977 International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing. |
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