An automatic data-smoothing algorithm for data from digital oscilloscopes is described. The algorithm adjusts the bandwidth of the filtering as a function of time to provide minimum mean squared error at each time. It produces an estimate of the root-mean-square error as a function of time and does so without any statistical assumptions about the unknown signal. The algorithm is based on least-squares fitting to the data of cubic spline functions
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Causal exponentials play a fundamental role in classical system theory. Starting from those elementa...
This chapter provides an introduction to smoothing methods in time series analysis, namely local pol...
The use of least-squares fitting by cubic splines for the purpose of noise reduction in measured dat...
We propose a method that is capable to filter out noise as well as suppress outliers of sampled real...
Signal waveforms are very fast dampening oscillatory time series composed of exponential functions. ...
Abstract—We introduce an extended class of cardinal L L-splines, where L is a pseudo-differential op...
Two algorithms are presented for smoothing arbitrary sets of data. They are the explicit variable al...
A method for constructing a least squares spline with variable knots using a smoothing spline basi...
The problem of estimating a smooth vector-valued function given noisy nonlinear vector-valued measur...
This thesis consists of three chapters. The first chapter focuses on adaptive smoothing splines for ...
When smoothing a function with high-frequency noise by means of optimal cubic splines, it is often n...
AbstractRecent closed form solutions to the Mutual Information Principle (MIP), are used in reconsti...
A technique using least square cubic splines was developed to obtain an estimate of the MTF from edg...
. Suppose we are given noisy data which are considered to be perturbed values of a smooth, univaria...
This paper focuses on why the regular least{squares ¯tting technique is unstable when used to ¯t exp...
Causal exponentials play a fundamental role in classical system theory. Starting from those elementa...
This chapter provides an introduction to smoothing methods in time series analysis, namely local pol...
The use of least-squares fitting by cubic splines for the purpose of noise reduction in measured dat...
We propose a method that is capable to filter out noise as well as suppress outliers of sampled real...
Signal waveforms are very fast dampening oscillatory time series composed of exponential functions. ...
Abstract—We introduce an extended class of cardinal L L-splines, where L is a pseudo-differential op...
Two algorithms are presented for smoothing arbitrary sets of data. They are the explicit variable al...
A method for constructing a least squares spline with variable knots using a smoothing spline basi...
The problem of estimating a smooth vector-valued function given noisy nonlinear vector-valued measur...
This thesis consists of three chapters. The first chapter focuses on adaptive smoothing splines for ...
When smoothing a function with high-frequency noise by means of optimal cubic splines, it is often n...
AbstractRecent closed form solutions to the Mutual Information Principle (MIP), are used in reconsti...
A technique using least square cubic splines was developed to obtain an estimate of the MTF from edg...
. Suppose we are given noisy data which are considered to be perturbed values of a smooth, univaria...
This paper focuses on why the regular least{squares ¯tting technique is unstable when used to ¯t exp...
Causal exponentials play a fundamental role in classical system theory. Starting from those elementa...
This chapter provides an introduction to smoothing methods in time series analysis, namely local pol...