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9780817642792

Transforms and Fast Algorithms for Signal Analysis and Representations

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    9780817642792

  • ISBN10:

    081764279X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-10-01
  • Publisher: Birkhauser

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Summary

Transforms have diverse applications in digital signal processing and other areas of science, engineering, and technology. Indeed, new transforms are continuously emerging to solve many new or open problems created by technological advances. To improve the implementation of these transforms, fast algorithms have been created and widely used over the last forty years. Although closely related to the discrete Fourier transform, novel fast algorithms for various transforms have to be developed separately in order to minimize computational complexity and implementation costs.This book is a comprehensive presentation of results and recent progress on several commonly used transforms and their fast algorithms. In many cases, additional options are provided for new or improved fast algorithms, some not yet well known in the digital signal processing community. Demonstrated throughout the work is the potential for fast algorithms to meet the demands created by fast computing processors, which may lead to advances in modern applications.Features and Topics:* Systematic presentation of many new fast algorithms for widely used one-dimensional or multi-dimensional transforms such as the discrete Fourier, discrete Hartley, and discrete cosine transforms* Improvements on multi-dimensional integer transforms and fast algorithms important for wireless applications* Comprehensive information on newly created time-frequency transforms to improve resolution of signal representations in the time-frequency domain* Recent theoretical developments on polynomial transform-based algorithms* End-of chapter examples, summaries, and referencesThe work is suitable as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students; it may also be used as a self-study reference for electrical engineers and applied mathematicians working in the fields of electronics, signal, image and speech processing, or digital design and communication.

Table of Contents

List of Figures
ix
List of Tables
xiii
Preface xvii
Introduction
1(8)
Discrete linear transforms
1(2)
Fast algorithms
3(1)
New transforms
4(1)
Organization of the book
5(4)
References
8(1)
Polynomial Transforms and Their Fast Algorithms
9(38)
Basic number theory
10(9)
Basic Polynomial theory
19(7)
1D polynomial transform
26(5)
Fast polynomial transform
31(10)
MD polynomial transform and fast algorithm
41(2)
Chapter summary
43(4)
References
44(3)
Fast Fourier Transform Algorithms
47(46)
Introduction
47(2)
Radix-2 and split-radix algorithms
49(9)
Generalized split-radix algorithm
58(7)
Prime factor algorithms
65(5)
Generalized 2D split-radix algorithms
70(3)
Fast algorithms for generalized DFT
73(7)
Polynomial transform algorithms for MD DFT
80(8)
Chapter summary
88(5)
length 9 DFT computation
89(1)
length 15 DFT computation
90(1)
length 5 DFT computation
90(1)
References
91(2)
Fast Algorithms for 1D Discrete Hartley Transform
93(52)
Introduction
93(2)
Split-radix algorithms
95(4)
Generalized split-radix algorithms
99(5)
Radix-2 algorithms for type-II, -III and -IV DHTs
104(3)
Prime factor algorithms
107(14)
Radix-q algorithms
121(10)
Fast algorithms using type-I DHT
131(2)
Chapter summary
133(12)
Computation of odd indexed outputs
134(1)
Subroutines for split-radix DHT algorithm
134(2)
Computation of C(n, k) and S(n, k)
136(1)
length 9 DHT computation
137(1)
length 15 DHT computation
138(1)
Proof
138(1)
Proof
139(1)
Derivation of type-III DCT
139(2)
Derivation of type-II DCT
141(1)
References
142(3)
Fast Algorithms for MD Discrete Hartley Transform
145(62)
Introduction
146(1)
Split-radix algorithms for 2D type-I DHT
147(9)
Fast algorithms for 2D type-II, -III and -IV DHTs
156(8)
Fast algorithms based on type-I DHT
164(11)
PT-based radix-2 algorithm for MD type-I DHT
175(5)
PT-based radix-2 algorithm for MD type-II DHT
180(6)
PT-based radix-q algorithm for MD type-I DHT
186(5)
PT-based radix-q algorithm for MD type-II DHT
191(12)
Chapter summary
203(4)
References
204(3)
Fast Algorithms for 1D Discrete Cosine Transform
207(40)
Introduction
207(2)
Radix-2 algorithms
209(3)
Prime factor algorithms
212(5)
Radix-q algorithms
217(12)
Fast algorithms based on type-I DCT
229(9)
Chapter summary
238(9)
Subroutine for index mapping
239(1)
Subroutine for length 9 DCT
239(1)
Subroutine for length 5 DCT
239(1)
Radix-q algorithm when q =9
240(1)
Growth rate of computational complexity
240(1)
Mapping process
241(3)
References
244(3)
Fast Algorithms for MD Discrete Cosine Transform
247(74)
Introduction
247(2)
Algorithms for 2D type-I, -II and -III DCTs
249(15)
Prime factor algorithm for MD DCT
264(7)
PT-based radix-2 algorithm for MD type-II DCT
271(11)
PT-based radix-2 algorithm for MD type-III DCT
282(7)
PT-based radix-q algorithm for MD type-II DCT
289(14)
PT-based radix-q algorithm for MD type-III DCT
303(12)
Chapter summary
315(6)
Computational complexity
316(1)
Subroutine for PFA of type-II 2D DCT
317(2)
References
319(2)
Integer Transforms and Fast Algorithms
321(46)
Introduction
321(1)
Preliminaries
322(4)
Integer DCT and fast algorithms
326(17)
Integer DHT and fast algorithms
343(12)
MD Integer DCT and fast algorithms
355(4)
MD Integer DHT and fast algorithms
359(4)
Chapter summary
363(4)
References
364(3)
New Methods of Time-Frequency Analysis
367(52)
Introduction
367(3)
Preliminaries
370(7)
Harmonic transform
377(20)
Tomographic time-frequency transform
397(17)
Chapter summary
414(5)
References
416(3)
Index 419

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