Signal processing II: Theories and applications; Proceedings of the Second European Signal Processing Conference, Universitaet Erlangen-Nuernberg, Erlangen, West Germany, September 12-16, 1983

Studies and developments related to signal processing are discussed, taking into account the pointwise convergence of sampling series, linear operators and discrete transforms, white noises, the statistical properties of rice fading processes, the application of relay- and polarity-correlation to the analysis of speech signals, the generalized synthesis of recursive digital filters in the frequency domain by linear programming, the stability of certain time-varying digital filters, and a syntactic approach to image analysis. Other topics considered are concerned with speech and sound processing, detection and estimation, software, and hardware. Attention is given to objectives and approaches in biomedical signal processing, new perspectives to noise reduction in evoked potential processing, a minicomputer assisted audiometry system, signal processing in computing tomography, and geophysical signal analysis. No individual items are abstracted in this volume