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... steps necessary for evaluation of the passband . The third step is to find the stopband peaking frequencies 2 where dH do2 10 = 02 = 0 , 0 , 02≤∞ . ( 54 ) In Fig . 13 ( a ) , there are seven such frequencies ( i.e. , peaks and valleys ) ...
... steps necessary for evaluation of the passband . The third step is to find the stopband peaking frequencies 2 where dH do2 10 = 02 = 0 , 0 , 02≤∞ . ( 54 ) In Fig . 13 ( a ) , there are seven such frequencies ( i.e. , peaks and valleys ) ...
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... step ahead predictions , model predicted output , correlation tests , and cross- validation tests . In practice ... step ahead prediction and model predicted output : The one - step ahead prediction of the output is defined as ŷ ( k ) ...
... step ahead predictions , model predicted output , correlation tests , and cross- validation tests . In practice ... step ahead prediction and model predicted output : The one - step ahead prediction of the output is defined as ŷ ( k ) ...
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... steps of the algorithm ; they are given in the language of both , time periods and frequency : Step 1 : The algorithm takes as input the signal X1 . Step 2 : In a first step sample the frequency ( period ) within a more or less ...
... steps of the algorithm ; they are given in the language of both , time periods and frequency : Step 1 : The algorithm takes as input the signal X1 . Step 2 : In a first step sample the frequency ( period ) within a more or less ...
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