The Application of Sets of Orthogonal Function to Signal Analyses
Kai Peng
Abstract
Kai Peng
Abstract
Generally speaking, the method of signal analysis is built on the basis that signal decomposition is an orthogonal component. There are different selection ways for the sets of orthogonal functions after transformation and the transformation of orthogonal functions does not affect expressed functions themselves. Aiming at different requirements for application, different sets of orthogonal functions need to be used. This thesis not only studies classical and modern sets of orthogonal functions Fourier and wavelet sequence but also proposes prospects for the new application of the sets of orthogonal functions.
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Generally speaking, the method of signal analysis is built on the basis that signal decomposition is an orthogonal component. There are different selection ways for the sets of orthogonal functions after transformation and the transformation of orthogonal functions does not affect expressed functions themselves. Aiming at different requirements for application, different sets of orthogonal functions need to be used. This thesis not only studies classical and modern sets of orthogonal functions Fourier and wavelet sequence but also proposes prospects for the new application of the sets of orthogonal functions.
Key concepts: Orthogonal functions, Orthogonal basis, Empirical orthogonal functions, Orthogonal transformation, Orthogonal wavelet, Transformation (genetics), SIGNAL (programming language), Orthogonal matrix