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Modified Pal Interpolation and Sampling Bilevel Signals with Finite Rate of Innovation

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2013
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Sampling and interpolation are two important topics in signal processing. Signal processing is a vast field of study that deals with analysis and operations of signals such as sounds, images, sensor data, telecommunications and so on. It also utilizes many mathematical theories such as approximation theory, analysis and wavelets. This dissertation is divided into two chapters: Modified P(&)#225;l Interpolation and Sampling Bilevel Signals with Finite Rate of Innovation. In the first chapter, we introduce a new interpolation process, the modified P\'al interpolation, based on papers by P(&)#225;l, J(&)#243;o and Szab(&)#243;, and we establish the existence and uniqueness of interpolation polynomials of modified P(&)#225;l type.The paradigm to recover signals with finite rate of innovation from their samples is a fairly recent field of study. In the second chapter, we show that causal bilevel signals with finite rate of innovation can be stably recovered from their samples provided that the sampling period is at or above the maximal local rate of innovation, and that the sampling kernel is causal and positive on the first sampling period. Numerical simulations are presented to discuss the recovery of bilevel causal signals in the presence of noise.
Title: Modified Pal Interpolation and Sampling Bilevel Signals with Finite Rate of Innovation.
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Name(s): Ramesh, Gayatri, Author
Mohapatra, Ram, Committee Chair
Vajravelu, Kuppalapalle, Committee Member
Li, Xin, Committee Member
Sun, Qiyu, Committee Member
, Committee Member
University of Central Florida, Degree Grantor
Type of Resource: text
Date Issued: 2013
Publisher: University of Central Florida
Language(s): English
Abstract/Description: Sampling and interpolation are two important topics in signal processing. Signal processing is a vast field of study that deals with analysis and operations of signals such as sounds, images, sensor data, telecommunications and so on. It also utilizes many mathematical theories such as approximation theory, analysis and wavelets. This dissertation is divided into two chapters: Modified P(&)#225;l Interpolation and Sampling Bilevel Signals with Finite Rate of Innovation. In the first chapter, we introduce a new interpolation process, the modified P\'al interpolation, based on papers by P(&)#225;l, J(&)#243;o and Szab(&)#243;, and we establish the existence and uniqueness of interpolation polynomials of modified P(&)#225;l type.The paradigm to recover signals with finite rate of innovation from their samples is a fairly recent field of study. In the second chapter, we show that causal bilevel signals with finite rate of innovation can be stably recovered from their samples provided that the sampling period is at or above the maximal local rate of innovation, and that the sampling kernel is causal and positive on the first sampling period. Numerical simulations are presented to discuss the recovery of bilevel causal signals in the presence of noise.
Identifier: CFE0005113 (IID), ucf:50760 (fedora)
Note(s): 2013-05-01
Ph.D.
Sciences, Mathematics
Doctoral
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Subject(s): interpolation -- sampling -- finite rate of innovation -- bilevel signals
Persistent Link to This Record: http://purl.flvc.org/ucf/fd/CFE0005113
Restrictions on Access: public 2013-11-15
Host Institution: UCF

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