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White noise has constant power spectral density for all frequencies. Because there is no bandlimit to white noise, it has infinite overall power.

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Implementing a non-causal Wiener filter

I'm attempting to implement a non-causal Wiener filter for removing additive white noise from a measured signal. I've had some trouble and I have reduced my problem to a demonstration on simulated ...
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White noise does not contradicts Wide Sense Stationarity?

I am studying White Noise. But I am really beginner level, so I have a confusion with its construction. White Noise is usually defined as a Wide Sense Stationary process $N=\{N_t\}_{t\in T}$ (for $T$ ...
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Minimum Number of Base Accelerations Needed to Simulate Gaussian White Noise in Structural Dynamics?

I am currently working on a scientific paper where I subject a structure to base accelerations modeled as Gaussian white noise. I am relatively new to signal processing and would appreciate some ...
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What duration of a white noise burst is required for it to be "white" at a given frequency or frequency range?

I am running white noise bursts (with very short ramps on/off to prevent discontinuities) through underdamped resonant bandpasses which are tuned to any given $f_0$ and an underdamped $Q$. Continuous ...
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Noise color in multidimensional frequency space - is there an angular effect or dependence?

I understand that if there is a non-constant level of noise in one-dimensional frequency space, e.g. noise variance increasing linearly with frequency gives "blue noise" in the iFFT space. ...
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Mean squared error between white noise and colored noise

While studying the whitening filter, I still can't come up with an intuitive and reasonable explanation of why a whitening filter is needed. As this question and its answer mentioned, I understand ...
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Identification of the spectrum color of a coded video signal

I have two encoded video signals (MPEG and H.263). In each file, I have information about the frames of the video. I calculated the autocorrelation and then did the Fourier transform to find and plot ...
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Generating a whitening filter using MATLAB cceps() function

I have a few thousand realisations of a discrete stochastic process. I am trying to generate a whitening filter from these realisations. I am expected to use the MATLAB cceps() function to generate ...
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How to produce a noise spectrum from an rms velocity specification?

For a dynamic model I am looking at the appropriate input to analyse the performance under the influence of floor vibrations. The norm is an ISO VC-C floor spectrum as displayed in the image. However, ...
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How to calculate capacity using Shannon and path-loss?

I am working on tasks offloading on edge computing. I need to find the transmission delay, through calculating Shannon capacity-theoretical maximum data rate- when sending results from the server back ...
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How to apply chi square formula if the expected value is 0?

My $H_0$ hypothesis is that the N signals I've collected are just white random noise, i.e.: $H_0: d(t) = n(t)$ I'm then asked to formulate the $\chi^2$ test for this. But according to the formula $\...
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Least square error channel estimation in the presence of AWGN noise

I want to implement Least Square (LS) channel estimation method in the presense of AWGN noise in MATLAB. $y(n) = x(n) * h(n)$ $Y(k) = X(k)H(K)$ Y(k) is the received signal in frequency ...
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