The book Real-Time Composite Signal Decomposition. was written by author Skinner, David Preston, 1947- Here you can read free online of Real-Time Composite Signal Decomposition. book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Real-Time Composite Signal Decomposition. a good or bad book?
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The Hanning window produces considerably worse results than the Hamming. Likewise, the Tapering window gives poor results if a major portion of the composite signal lies in the region of tapering; however, if the composite signal lies in the untapered region the results are almost identical to those for the rectangular window. One additional drawback of these two windows is that they are zero at the endpoints and thus it is impossible to correct the recovered wavelet at these points. It is note...d that correction for the window when w(nT)«l (that is, near the ends of the record) appears to introduce some distortion. I nterpretation of results The following theoretical analysis is intended to clarify the conditions under which wavelet extraction is possible after using one of the foregoing windows. Consider (4-7) which is rewritten as L-1 L-1 Y(z) = w(k T)2 x(nT-k T)2~"+aw(n T+k T)^ x(nT-k T-n T)z'" ~7» n n-u n=0 L-1 n L-1 + ^ x(nT-k T)[w(nT)-w(k T)]z""+a^ x(nT-k-T-n T)[w(nT)-w(n T+k T)]z ^ TTq (4-14) The third and fourth terms of equation (4-14) can be considered error terms.
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