Lecture

Parametric Signal Models: Matlab Practice

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Description

This lecture covers the topic of parametric signal models, focusing on the practice of generating samples of a Markov chain and an AutoRegressive (AR) process using Matlab commands. It includes discussions on empirical correlation, Gaussian white noise, and visualization techniques.

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