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18-496 Bioimaging


Units:12.0
Department:Electrical & Comp. Eng.
Prerequisites:18-396
Cross-listed:42-503 , 42-703
Related URLs:http://www.ece.cmu.edu/

The goals of this course are to provide the student with the following: - The ability to use the mathematical techniques such as linear algebra, Fourier theory and sampling in more advanced signal processing settings. - Fundamentals of multiresolution/wavelet techniques. - In-depth coverage of bioimaging applications, such as compression, denoising and others. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to: - Explain the importance and use of signal representations in building more sophisticated signal processing tools, such as wavelets. - Think in basic time-frequency terms. - Describe how Fourier theory fits in a bigger picture of signal representations. - Use basic multirate building blocks, such as a two-channel filter bank. - Characterize the discrete wavelet transform and its variations. - Construct a time-frequency decomposition to fit the signal you are given. - Explain how these tools are used in various applications. - Apply these concepts to solve a practical problem through an independent project.

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  Spring 2005 times

Sec Time Day Instructor Location  
A 1:30 - 3:20 pm M Kovacevic PH 225B Add course to my schedule
W Kovacevic PH 225B



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