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Explores linear prediction, optimal filters, random signals, stationarity, autocorrelation, power spectral density, and Fourier transform in signal processing.
Explores statistical signal processing tools for wireless communications, including spectral estimation and signal detection, classification, and adaptive filtering.
Explores the creation of systematic linear codes and the transformation of non-systematic codes, showcasing their equivalence and importance in simplifying encoding and decoding processes.