Lecture

Signal Processing: Basic Definitions and Signal Typology

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Description

This lecture covers the basic definitions of signals, including examples and typology such as scalar, multi-dimensional, and spatio-temporal signals. It also discusses the distinction between analog and digital signals, as well as quantized signals.

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