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V2 N1 Paper 4
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Annals of the MS in Computer Science and Information Systems at
UNC Wilmington
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Spring 2008
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An Applicable Approach to Signal Analysis and Peak Detection
James Huff
Committee
Abstract
Analog signals are the result of many applications in the physical world. The complicating issues with the raw analog signals are the addition of noise and other physical phenomena to the underlying signal. Thus, engineering computations using analog signal inputs are subject to an increased degree of error. Identifying the underlying signal, without noise distortion, along with its corresponding properties, including minima and maxima, is a key to improving engineering methods.
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Huff, J., Janicki, T, Ricanek, K., Tagliarini, G., Head, J. (2008) An Applicable Approach to Signal Analysis and Peak Detection. Annals of the Master of Science in Computer Science and Information Systems at UNC Wilmington, 2(1) paper 4. http://csbapp.uncw.edu/data/mscsis/full.aspx.
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V2 N1 Paper 4
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Annals of the MS in Computer Science and Information Systems at
UNC Wilmington
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Spring 2008
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