Sentence examples for applying signal processing from inspiring English sources
These attacks include applying signal processing schemes and geometric transformations on the cover image.
Applying signal processing tools on quasi-static moving load induced response to localize damage is extremely promising in the field of structural health monitoring.
In these courses, we focus on the concepts, principles and rationale of applying signal processing methods, rather than the mathematical foundations of the techniques.
Some techniques rely on the mid-level representation, trying to emphasize the underlying fundamental frequencies by applying signal processing transformations to the input signal [5 7].
The goal of this special issue is to present some of the state-of-the-art techniques of applying signal processing techniques to the intrusion detection problems.
This duration is sufficient for applying signal processing techniques.
This study applies signal processing techniques on the signals obtained, with finite elements simulation, in different points on the surface of a material.
The goal of this chapter is to present the basic information necessary to apply signal processing concepts and algorithms to underwater acoustics applications.
Increasing numbers of systematic acquisitions by constellations of SAR satellite platforms offer the chance to improve on these detection thresholds, and provide the opportunity to apply signal processing approaches (e.g., independent component analysis, Ebmeier, 2016) to the analysis of large, multi-temporal InSAR datasets.
Most of them apply signal processing techniques, such as Fourier transforms (Flores and Orozco, 2011), wavelet decomposition (Zhang et al., 2008a) and ad hoc filters (Albert et al., 2007; Weiner et al., 2010), to smooth the enrichment profile, followed by the detection of local maxima.
After the data have been parsed on the basis of video records, epochs retained for analysis can be further processed by applying various signal processing routines to the electrophysiological signal (e.g., to detect noisy channels and low-frequency drift).
