Announcements and Class Follow-upW, Jan 20 (follow up of 1st half week ) I attached the slides I used on Wednesday (first class) You may review a file with Matlab commands I used in class for demonstration (a slightly different file from last year can expose you to few more things) You may find matlab demos in http://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab/demos.html (I will also hand in some stuff to you next week). I suggest you look at the optional textbook wbpage. You may find there e.g. a solution to one of the homework problems. A crash course on Matlab by Tobin Driscoll can be downloaded here W, Jan 27 (follow up of 2nd week) For reading on SVD you may use the notes on SVD by Dan Kalman The demos I used in class for both eigenvectors and singular vectors are in here W, Feb 3 (follow up of 3rd week) You may review a file with Matlab commands I used in class for demonstration W, Feb 10 (follow up of 4th week) You may review a file with Matlab commands I used in both classes during the week. Wed, Feb 17 (follow up of 5th week) Another set of slides (also be used next week) are here I attach a file explaining Fig 3.13 in the the slides above Note the definition of correlation is slightly different in the book and cannot explain what is seen in Fig 3.13. Also note that the book is wrong saying that correlation is commutative Some material on numerical differentiation can be found e.g. in here I attach a file with matlab commands used in class Wed, Feb 24 (follow up of 6th week) I attach a file with Matlab commands used in a previous class Here is a file of what you need to know for the coming exam (Wed. March 10th) The attached file summarizes properties of the Fourier transform Wed, March 3rd (follow up of 7th week) I updated homework 3 (to be submitted Mon. March 22nd, right after spring break), homework 4 will be submitted March 29th. Wed, Mar 10th (follow up of 8th and 8th week) The attached file summarizes properties of the Discrete Fourier transform Wed, Mar 24 (follow up of 9th week) A file explaining the Cooley-Tukey algorithm of last week is attached Wed, Mar 31 (follow up of 10th week) Attached are slides1 and slides2 used in class Attached are notes on Shannon sampling theorem and aliasing Here are the slides of the talk by Bryan Poling on non-local means and BM3D Wed, Apr 14 (follow up of 11th week) Attached are slides of Mark Iwen used in class Wed, Apr 21 (follow up of 11th week) Attached are slides used in class Thu, April 3 (follow up of 10th week)
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