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Time series analysis / Numerical analysis / Digital signal processing / Mathematical optimization / Estimation theory / Linear prediction / Levinson recursion / Fast Fourier transform / Least squares / Mathematics / Mathematical analysis / Applied mathematics
Date: 2013-09-25 15:20:03
Time series analysis
Numerical analysis
Digital signal processing
Mathematical optimization
Estimation theory
Linear prediction
Levinson recursion
Fast Fourier transform
Least squares
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Applied mathematics

A Fast Implementation of Burg’s Method Koen Vos August, 2013 Abstract

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