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Applications of Matrices to Discrete Data System Analysis, the process we show that matrix analysis is a logical tool to use for solving discrete data problems. The major topics of this chapter are convolution, deconvolution, and difference equations. In an earlier chapter we pointed out that matrix transformations can be visualized as converting one set o

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Source Encoding, and appropriately model the data source. Is it English text? A Markov source? Facsimile? Each source is unique and so are its output statistics. There is often great opportunity to remove redundancy from a source by using simple encoding methods and doing so may result in an appreciable savings in

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The Channel and Error Control, waveforms and then either put directly onto a medium, as is the case with many local area networks, or sent through a modem (modulator/ demodulator) which generates and resolves waveforms designed for use on a specific channel. A communications engineer characterizes the behavior, not of bits throu

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Matrix Representations,d in a form that is amenable for such a procedure. In this chapter we discuss a matrix representation in terms of its eigenvalues and eigenvectors (Wilkinson, 1965). This approach is valid for real or complex field applications. In the later part of the chapter we discuss different approaches that allow for finite field matrix representations.