Lecture

Signal Representation

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Description

This lecture covers signal representation, including topics such as norm/distance, Cauchy-Schwarz inequality, and various signal manipulation techniques. The instructor discusses signal properties, such as norm calculation, distance measures, and signal representation in different domains.

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