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ORCIDSignal Processing, Volume 45
Volume 45, Number 1, July 1995
- Gilles Burel
, Hugues Henocq:
Three-dimensional invariants and their application to object recognition. 1-22 - Stuart J. Golin:
A simple variable-length code. 23-35 - Felipe Miguel Aparicio Acosta:
Radial basis function and related models: An overview. 37-58 - Nathalie Delfosse, Philippe Loubaton:
Adaptive blind separation of independent sources: A deflation approach. 59-83 - Kyeongah Yoo, Haesun Park:
Fast residual computation for sliding window recursive least squares methods. 85-95 - Walter A. Frank:
An efficient approximation to the quadratic Volterra filter and its application in real-time loudspeaker linearization. 97-113 - Richard J. Kozick, Saleem A. Kassam:
A unified approach to coherent source decorrelation by autocorrelation matrix smoothing. 115-130 - Gaetano Giunta:
Accuracy of a time delay estimator with unknown sampled signals. 131-136
Volume 45, Number 2, August 1995
- Chienchung Chang, Shankar Chatterjee:
Some deterministic approximations for stochastic stereo matching. 143-160 - M. Vemis, George Economou, Spiros Fotopoulos, A. Khodyrev:
The use of Boolean functions and local operations for edge detection in images. 161-172 - Til Aach, André Kaup, Rudolf Mester:
On texture analysis: Local energy transforms versus quadrature filters. 173-181 - Chi-Shi Liu, Hsiao-Chuan Wang:
A stochastic fixed length segment model for text independent speaker verification. 183-191 - Roxana Ojeda, Eugenio J. Tacconi, Carlos H. Muravchik:
Improved detection in sonar and radar by using phase signals. 193-207 - Hoang-Lan Nguyen Thi, Christian Jutten:
Blind source separation for convolutive mixtures. 209-229 - Pradip Sircar, Sudipta Mukhopadhyay:
Accumulated moment method for estimating parameters of the complex exponential signal models in noise. 231-243 - Jaesung Lim, Chul Heum Yon, Chong Kwan Un:
An optimum block adaptive algorithm based on the nested iteration technique. 245-254 - Petre Stoica, Mats Viberg:
Weighted LS and TLS approaches yield asymptotically equivalent results. 255-259 - Alfonso Farina, Luca Timmoneri, R. Tosini:
Cascading SLB and SLC devices. 261-266 - Jacqueline Bertrand, Pierre Bertrand:
Comment on "Wide-band ambiguity functions and affine Wigner distributions", by R.G. Shenoy and T.W. Parks. 267-268
Volume 45, Number 3, September 1995
- Seong Ill Park, Ki Yong Lee, Iickho Song:
Performance analysis of FHSS BFSK systems with nonlinear detectors in selective fading impulsive noise environment. 275-292 - Vairis Shtrauss:
Functional conversion of signals in the study of relaxation phenomena. 293-312 - Seungwon Choi, Tapan K. Sarkar, Jaehoon Choi:
Adaptive antenna array for direction-of-arrival estimation utilizing the conjugate gradient method. 313-327 - Kuo-Chin Fan, Liang-Shen Wang, Yuan-Kai Wang:
Page segmentation and identification for intelligent signal processing. 329-346 - Olivier Besson:
Improved detection of a random amplitude sinusoid by constrained least-squares technique. 347-356 - Hanyu Liu, Zhenya He:
A sliding-exponential window RLS adaptive filtering algorithm: Properties and applications. 357-368 - Anthony Teolis, John J. Benedetto:
Local frames and noise reduction. 369-387 - Jong-Jy Shyu, Ying-Ta Ho:
The Lagrange multiplier approach to the design of multiplierless two-channel two-dimensional linear-phase FIR filter banks. 389-395 - Chen-Kuei Yang, Tsu-Chin Wu, Ja-Chen Lin, Wen-Hsiang Tsai:
Color image sharpening by moment-preserving technique. 397-403
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