Schedule
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EventDateDescriptionCourse Material
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Lecture01/05/2023
ThursdayLecture-01[slides] -
Lecture01/06/2023
FridayLecture-02[slides] -
Lecture01/09/2023
MondayLecture-03[slides] -
Lecture01/12/2023
ThursdayLecture-04[slides] -
Lecture01/13/2023
FridayLecture-05[slides] -
Lecture01/16/2023
MondayLecture-06[board] -
Lecture01/19/2023
ThursdayLecture-07[slides] -
Lecture01/23/2023
MondayLecture-08[slides] -
Lecture01/27/2023
FridayLecture-09[slides] -
Lecture01/30/2023
MondayLecture-10[board] -
Lecture02/01/2023
WednesdayLecture-11[slides] -
Lecture02/06/2023
MondayLecture-12[slides] -
Lecture02/09/2023
ThursdayLecture-13[slides] -
Lecture02/10/2023
FridayLecture-14[slides] -
Lecture02/13/2023
MondayLecture-15[slides] -
Lecture02/22/2023
WednesdayLecture-18[slides] -
Lecture02/23/2023
ThursdayLecture-19[slides] -
Lecture02/24/2023
FridayLecture-20[slides] -
Lecture03/13/2023
MondayLecture-21[slides] -
Lecture03/16/2023
ThursdayLecture-22[other]Project:
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Lecture03/20/2023
MondayLecture-23-24[slides]Videos:
Reading:
- How the FFT Gained Acceptance by James W. Cooley
- Gauss and the History of the Fast Fourier Transform by Michael T. Heideman, Don H. Johnson, C. Sidney Burrus.
Code:
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Lecture03/27/2023
MondayLecture-25[slides]Reading:
- 2-D Fourier Transform and applications by A. Zisserman.
- 2-D Fourier Tranform with python by Stephen Gruppetta.
Code:
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Lecture04/06/2023
ThursdayLecture-26-27-28-29[slides]Reading:
- Theory of communication by Dennis Gabor.
- Estimating and interpreting the instantaneous frequency of a signal-Part 1: Fundamentals by Boualem Boashash.
Code:
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Lecture04/21/2023
FridayLecture-30-31[slides]Reading:
- Sec. 9 in Pattern Reocgnition and Machine Learning by C. Bishop.
- Data clustering: a review by A. K. Jain, et al., 1999.
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Lecture04/28/2023
FridayLecture-32[board]Reading:
- Chap. 12: PCA by C. Bishop.
- Section 4.1.4 Fisher’s linear discriminant by C. Bishop.
Code:
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Lecture05/03/2023
WednesdayLecture-33-34[slides]Reading:
- Basis Representations and Sparsity by Justin Romberg.
- Atomic Decmpositions by Basis Pursuit by Chen, Donoho, and Saunders.