Lecture

Stochastic Models for Communications: Continuous-Time Stochastic Processes - Stationarity

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This lecture covers the concept of stationarity in continuous-time stochastic processes, focusing on the properties and characteristics of stationary processes such as X(E), EER and X(L). The lecture delves into the mathematical definitions and implications of stationarity, providing insights into the behavior of these processes over time.

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