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Python is a high-level interpreted general programming language. Python has popular numerical and scientific libraries/packages, most notably numpy and scipy. The scipy.signal package is a powerful signal processing software collection. This tag covers the use of numpy, scipy, and other Python packages often used for SP computations.

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I'm trying to replicate MATLAB's imresize behavior in Python using skimage.transform.resize. Here's my test case: Python ...
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I'm trying to set up simultaneous RX and TX using the two front-ends on a USRP B210 using the UHD Python API. This resource recommends using separate threads for RX and TX, and this one says that UHD ...
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I'm new to digital signal processing and would like to know how to make a QAM-M modem that generates proper passband signal and saves it as a WAV file. The tool should allow me to specify the carrier ...
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I'm working on human pose estimation using MediaPipe (Pose or Face Mesh), which applies a LandmarkSmoothing filter (One-Euro style) to stabilize landmarks in real-time. However, for offline post-...
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I’m working on a machine learning project where I need to classify very short audio clips (about 4 seconds each) into two categories: repeating song: clips that contain a repeating musical pattern. ...
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I'll try and detail as much as possible, please ask me if any info is missing in your opinions. in this assigment i created the basic rect signal a[n] such that over the domain [-1000,1000] it's 1 ...
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apologies for what is maybe a silly newbie question, but my problem is I have a real-time feed of audio tones from a detector, and I want to classify them into maybe 3 or 4 buckets, eg not interested, ...
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I am a beginner in FFT and, however, for my project, I have to process the autocovariance function and turn it into a spectral density. I am using Python for the calculations. If I center the ...
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I am trying to implement the research paper linked here: Converted Measurements Random Matrix Approach to Extended Target Tracking Using X-band Marine Radar Data I’ve managed to code the prediction ...
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I'm trying to apply Rayleigh fading (Jakes' model) to a wideband signal consisting of multiple subbands. The overall signal has a bandwidth of 250MHz, sampled at 500 MHz with a total signal length of ...
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I am using python to play around with my own implementation of the ACF. I am aware of how the autocorrelation function can have quantization error due to integer values of lag being used to calculate ...
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Some introductory remarks I'm playing with a real-world harmonic oscillator (a torsion pendulum) of the form $$ M\ddot x(t) + M\Gamma\dot x(t) + \frac{K}{M}x(t) = F_{\mathrm d}\cos(\omega_{\mathrm d}t)...
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I'm simulating a 2D Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process (Langevin equation for velocity), and I'm interested in computing the power spectral density (PSD) of the vector-valued velocity process. Following the ...
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I have the discrete window signal $a\left[n\right]=\begin{cases}1 & \left|n\right|<100\\0 & 100\leq\left|n\right|\leq1000\end{cases}$ with the respective Fourier coefficients $a_k=\frac{\...
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