Lecture

Signal Representation

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This lecture covers the concept of signal representation, focusing on the analysis of various mathematical expressions and inequalities related to signal processing. The instructor discusses the lower bounds and estimates of signals, emphasizing the importance of information theory in signal analysis.

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