Lecture

Noise: Signal Processing

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Description

This lecture covers the topic of noise in signal processing, including types of noise, its effects on signals, and methods to mitigate noise interference. The instructor discusses techniques such as filtering and noise reduction algorithms.

Instructors (2)

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