This lecture covers the computation of the Smith Form for noncommutative systems, focusing on examples and algorithms to find input-output decoupling zeros, poles, and strict system equivalence.
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Introduces the fundamental principles of Information, Computation, and Communication theory, covering genomics, medical imaging, and assistive technology.
