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Autocorrelation and WSS Analysis

Chapter 4 discusses various concepts in signal processing, including mean, autocorrelation, and cyclostationarity. It presents mathematical examples and equations related to these concepts, emphasizing the independence of random variables and their statistical properties. The chapter also touches on minimizing error in predictions and the relationship between autocorrelation and power spectral density.

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Autocorrelation and WSS Analysis

Chapter 4 discusses various concepts in signal processing, including mean, autocorrelation, and cyclostationarity. It presents mathematical examples and equations related to these concepts, emphasizing the independence of random variables and their statistical properties. The chapter also touches on minimizing error in predictions and the relationship between autocorrelation and power spectral density.

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Chapter 4 :

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5
[xHY]
[=
E <XIHX*H] · E [x( + z)x + (t - )]
-

Rx(d)xRx(0)

Questions : 1) Mean
-
-
2) Autocorvitation
Example 7
-
:

XH =
Acs)anfot 4) +

)
&
A constant
f[0 hit]
,

p(q)

11255////I 2T

EH] = EL _

Acos)anfot d)] +

= AE
[fot+] +

fla
=

(f()) Pale)ay
A

=(anfot y)dyIndependent + = 0= mx

of t
* Rx)t,+ - z) = E[XH(* (t 81] -

= El AcolanfotA coslanfo (t-61)

[c/bitfo(at-6)us/an88))
as(a+b) 1000
-

k)
las a cash =

=
2
>
A cf0G) T) Independent
of t => WSS
-

Ge
-f .
(at-2) +
24

Rx (8) = clatfor
SxIf) = <61y-fol 61f + +
fol]
-A4

-fo fo

Example2(2nfot) -

BSinsaif-t)
And B centered independent random variables with the
2

are same variances+



↑ T TB +2
ElAB) EIA) E(B)
= =

Mean = 0 = .

CIAT-ElBl 0 =

[x)t]
= =

C. Cfo-) Sinarfo = Endopendlet


of time

Rx(t , + 2) -
= E(x()X* (t -

z1) =

z() (s)myot) -

Bsin(aif
-
+)] (Aus/any
-
. +2)

BSin/Lifolt-sl)
GAI-EIB... --

= EIA) coslanfot) cos(hig St-8) . + ElB


Sindaifot)(sinaitflt-2)-
EA) = + Im = =
r

ElB = = Pr = +
3

= Rx(t , +8) =
/anfolt-81) ott
inf + Sindanfot) Sindaitfolt-81) +
=
[cosifor] independent
of
+ > WSS

&p : as l
ash + Sin
& a sink = cosa -

b)
Rx (2) = +
as(aifot)

Example 3 :
cyclostationarity
Acslaif t) E(XIH] E[XSt-T1] 1
XH = .
=
,
i=

2fs
ACentered EIAI = 0 Rx(f ,+ -
z) =
Rx(
+ -
T
,+ T
- -

z)
EIA ? = T+ Ima = +" +O

HEXHI] =
ECAcoskifotI] = EIAl .

cofot If twasntcentertime)
=>
cos(aifotXX =0 (In this wes

* Rx(t , + b) -
=
E@X(H)y
* (t -

21) =
ElAcoslargot Acostanfo H-81)]

s
-ELA") (slaigot Chif It--all
To
:
.

Examples
4 :

X(H =
A cos/aif+ b) +

A centered
,
PS ,
indofd
Can-814
9) :

O
sit

y) Pa14104
·
EX(H] =
EXAcoslaifot + $1]m(cossa fo + +

+] = hig +
Eltfot
= =0 d

Independent
of time
even
if EA] was to
* Rx (t ECAcos(aifot d) Acclanfo (t - d1]
,
+ -) = + +

=
ECA'] EceSarifot $) Cs(hitf + + 2) H1] rep + losb .
-

+ : los a

↓ [Cos(a b)
+ + ((a -

b)]
=
ELA] [Glangv) 1 (21 % (n + 2) 201] + o
-
+

]
"

-2) + 2)
E(at
ELA
= cos
katfoo =0

claif) ind
of WS

Slide 15 :

Exh we wantNo minimize the error


: >
we predicted that X( + to)
+ = < X 14
Y(t + to) =
XoX(t) we went x1f+tol thun adreh shi fot

J
XH

E(xt + to) - X (t + tol)


1) MSE = E [(x (t to)
*
+ -

x(x) + 139]
XX]
*

-
E[Xto) Xt + "X-240

CNote :

=
EXX Rx(0) + 20" Rx1d -
200 Rx(tol )
=
Rx(te-ta) = Was

MS =
0 = 20Rd-2R
Rx(o)
20 =

Rx(d

M Strin R(0)-RIto *

Rx (tol Rx(0) 1
If No MSO
= =

;
=

Rx(d) * | t to) X(+ + to)


+ =
X(H =
to > -

lim RxSto) =
Imx)" ,
In this example the Mean =8

to >+D
-

If Rx(to) =0
= > MSEmin = Rx(0)

Slide 142

1)

2) MSE = ESIX-aY- bl]


=
E[x] + Ely h"-2aEIXY]-2bE[X] + +Lab ERy]

MSE min :

E
GaEFy"] -cE[XY] 2 bE[y] =0

[ CMS
+

2b -
2E[X] + 2aE[y] = 0

cust
Y
=> a

= b EbX]
YE2]
-

;
=

[(X-mxl]
<
with Is" = E = E[x] EEX] -

E[x] E[X]EET]
and Y /correlation weff)
-

match
To My
perfect limes

& MSEmin = (1 -

(2)
#if =
11 (41) MStmin = 0

HEf = 0 MSEmin =T (a = 0
,
b =
mx)
Slids 20 : power spectral density Ss(f)
NolL
Splf) =
N If -f
· Autocorrelation
function :

Rb(z) =

No G(t) ↑

Slid 27 ECYCH] = E[XiC] = E(XIHX(H] = Rx(o)


independent of t
(tal] By Hitz) WSS
*
et[X(t)
↓ X =

in slids at
(t + 8) use the formula
By ,
-

2)] E[X()x() X(t z)X(t 2)


-

E[yH) yt (t
-

- =

4C .
GRV

= E[XIH XIt1] · E [xlt-2(x(t-81) + 2E [XH X It- b)]


Et X(H)X( + 81] -

Pyt Ri(0) + 2 R? (2)


of
=
inde t = WSS

Power spectral
density
Sylf) >
Ry(z)
=

Ry (0) <(f) + 2Sx (f) Sx1f)


Sylf) =
+

imple
Sxlf) )
:

-
B -
B12 B12 + B
Slide
-i
28

E [yH] E [A
my(f) H(f 0) hIt]
= = . mx
+ =

[Shlul X(t-uldu]
J DE [hu) Xt-uoT
+
=> =

/hu) u)] du
it's because
WSS mean doesn't
=

mxhudu may
% =

Initial value theorem


=

with time
change

Yalt-2) ]
*
Slide 2 :
Ry , Y g (81 E[yn (H)
=

-E[Sh1(u)X1(t-ul de She (2) X 202]


*
(t-8) -

]du
Shlu)he E[X(u)
*
=
(2)
t2

f)h + (ulha(n) Pxx2(8 +v


-

v) dude

Let w = - 2

() hr(u)h(n- w)Rx1x2(8 -

w) dudw

Let g(w) = hn(w) + h * (- w) =

(hr(y)h(n w) -
du

=>
Rysye 181 =
Sglw) Rxix (8-w) du

=> (2) g(8) + Rx x2(8)


Ryn ya =
,

h (b) + h( 8) Ry
= +
xz(z) -

Slide 30 :
Ryx(2) = h(z) * 1A Rx(z)
= h(z) * Rx( %)
[
H

Rx(b)
+

Rxy(f) = 1xh ( 2) -
+

Application
- yet)
i X(H)
- -

h(z)
Ryx(z) = +1* Rx(8)
= h(z) +
Nf(z) =
Nh(z)

hi =

v BzEYS
Elim yx*-o

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