Volume 40, Number 1, January 1992

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  Miriam Hamilton, Peter M. Schultheiss: Passive ranging in multipath dominant environments. I. Known multipath parameters. 1-12
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  Stephen A. Zahorian, Amir Jalali Jagharghi: Minimum mean-square error transformations of categorical data to target positions. 13-23
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  Tamal Bose, Mei-Qin Chen: Stability of digital filters implemented with two's complement truncation quantization. 24-31
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  Arthur R. Butz: Root signals of rank order processors. 32-43
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  Tarek I. Haweel, Peter M. Clarkson: A class of order statistic LMS algorithms. 44-53
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  Michael T. Heideman: Computation of an odd-length DCT from a real-valued DFT of the same length. 54-61
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  Ji-Nan Lin, Rolf Unbehauen: Bias-remedy least mean square equation error algorithm for IIR parameter recursive estimation. 62-69
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  Ravi P. Ramachandran, Peter Kabal: Bandwidth efficient transmultiplexers. I. Synthesis. 70-84
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  Bhaskar D. Rao: Floating point arithmetic and digital filters. 85-95
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  Christian H. Bischof, Gautam M. Shroff: On updating signal subspaces. 96-105
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  Melvin J. Hinich, Gary R. Wilson: Time delay estimation using the cross bispectrum. 106-113
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  Giovanni Jacovitti, Roberto Cusani: Performance of normalized correlation estimators for complex processes. 114-128
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  Ta-Kang Ku, C.-C. Jay Kuo: Design and analysis of Toeplitz preconditioners. 129-141
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  S. Unnikrishna Pillai, Theodore I. Shim, M. Hafed Benteftifa: A new spectrum extension method that maximizes the multistep minimum prediction error-generalization of the maximum entropy concept. 142-158
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  Shyh-shiaw Kuo, Richard J. Mammone: Image restoration by convex projections using adaptive constraints and the L₁ norm. 159-168
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  Avideh Zakhor, Gary Alvstad: Two-dimensional polynomial interpolation from nonuniform samples. 169-180
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  Kamyar Dezhgosha, Mohsin M. Jamali, Subhash C. Kwatra: A VLSI architecture for real-time image coding using a vector quantization based algorithm. 181-189
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  K. J. Ray Liu, K. Yao: Multiphase systolic algorithms for spectral decomposition. 190-201
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  Robert S. Scalero, Nazif Tepedelenlioglu: A fast new algorithm for training feedforward neural networks. 202-210
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  V. Aalo, Ramanarayanan Viswanathan: Asymptotic performance of a distributed detection system in correlated Gaussian noise. 211-213
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  Zoran Banjanin, J. R. Cruz, Dusan Zrnic: A unified approach to three eigendecomposition methods for frequency estimation. 213-218
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  Bengt Carlsson, Mikael Sternad, Anders Ahlén: Digital differentiation of noisy data measured through a dynamic system. 218-221
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  Ruey-Feng Chang, Wen-Tsuen Chen, Jia-Shung Wang: A fast finite-state algorithm for vector quantizer design. 221-225
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  Paulo Jorge S. G. Ferreira: Incomplete sampling series and the recovery of missing samples from oversampled band-limited signals. 225-227
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  Alberto Laurenti, Gaetano Scarano: Improved polarity coincidence spectral-centroid estimator. 227-230
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  Guozhu Long, Fuyun Ling, John G. Proakis: Corrections to `The LMS algorithm with delayed coefficient adaptation'. 230-232
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  Majid Rabbani, Paul W. Melnychuck: Conditioning contexts for the arithmetic coding of bit planes. 232-236
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  Khalid Sayood, Karen Anderson: A differential lossless image compression scheme. 236-241
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  Nagaraja Srinivasa, Kalpathi R. Ramakrishnan, K. Rajgopal: On two-dimensional maximum entropy spectral estimation. 241-244
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  Mati Wax: Detection and localization of multiple sources in noise with unknown covariance. 245-249
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  Chi-Hsin Wu, Andrew E. Yagle: Numerical performances of autoregressive spectrum estimators based on three-term recurrences. 249-252
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  Xiang-Gen Xia, Zhen Zhang: On a conjecture on time-warped band-limited signals. 252-254

Volume 40, Number 2, February 1992

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  Li Deng, Patrick Kenny, Matthew Lennig, Paul Mermelstein: Modeling acoustic transitions in speech by state-interpolation hidden Markov models. 265-271
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  Hermann Ney, Dieter Mergel, Andreas Noll, Annedore Paeseler: Data driven search organization for continuous speech recognition. 272-281
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  Thippur V. Sreenivas, Russel J. Niederjohn: Zero-crossing based spectral analysis and SVD spectral analysis for formant frequency estimation in noise. 282-293
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  Eyal Yair, Kenneth Zeger, Allen Gersho: Competitive learning and soft competition for vector quantizer design. 294-309
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  Kenneth Zeger, Jacques Vaisey, Allen Gersho: Globally optimal vector quantizer design by stochastic relaxation. 310-322
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  Nevio Benvenuto, Michele Marchesi, Aurelio Uncini: Applications of simulated annealing for the design of special digital filters. 323-332
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  Norbert J. Fliege, Jörg Wintermantel: Complex digital oscillators and FSK modulators. 333-342
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  Kevin J. Gartz: Generation of uniform amplitude complex code sets with low correlation sidelobes. 343-351
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  Franz Hlawatsch, Werner Krattenthaler: Bilinear signal synthesis. 352-363
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  Bor-Rong Horng, Alan N. Willson Jr.: Lagrange multiplier approaches to the design of two-channel perfect-reconstruction linear-phase FIR filter banks. 364-374
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  Phillip A. Regalia: Stable and efficient lattice algorithms for adaptive IIR filtering. 375-388
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  Venkatappa Sreeram, Panos Agathoklis: Design of linear-phase IIR filters via impulse-response gramians. 389-394
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  Peter J. Voltz, Frank Kozin: Almost-sure convergence of the continuous-time LMS algorithm. 395-401
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  Jechang Jeong, William J. Williams: Kernel design for reduced interference distributions. 402-412
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  Douglas L. Jones, Thomas W. Parks: A resolution comparison of several time-frequency representations. 413-420
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  Peter H. Westerink, Jan Biemond, Dick E. Boekee: Scalar quantization error analysis for image subband coding using QMFs. 421-428
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  Iskender Agi, Paul J. Hurst, Anil K. Jain: A VLSI processor for parallel contour tracing. 429-438
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  Ali N. Akansu, Frank E. Wadas: On lapped orthogonal transforms [signal coding applications]. 439-443
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  Guillermo E. Atkin, Chung-Chung Tam: Variable-bit-rate speech transmission using punctured convolutional codes. 443-446
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  Mahmood R. Azimi-Sadjadi, Ren-Jean Liou: Fast learning process of multilayer neural networks using recursive least squares method. 446-450
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  Daniel T. Barry: Fast calculation of the Choi-Williams time-frequency distribution. 450-455
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  Robert L. Bottemiller: Comments on `A new vector quantization clustering algorithm'. 455-456
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  S. C. Chan, K. L. Ho: A new algorithm for arbitrary transformation of polynomial and rational functions. 456-460
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  John A. Fawcett, Brian H. Maranda: Localization by maximizing long-time integrated spectral power [sonar]. 460-464
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  Donald T. Gavel: Solution to the problem of instability in banded Toeplitz solvers. 464-466
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  Kalahasthi C. Indukumar, Vellenki U. Reddy: A note on redundancy averaging. 466-469
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  Leonard M. Napolitano Jr., G. Robert Redinbo: On the efficiency of `A new efficient algorithm to compute the two-dimensional discrete Fourier transform'. 469-470
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  Maciej Niedzwiecki: Multiple-model approach to finite memory adaptive filtering. 470-473
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  Sven Nordholm, Ingvar Claesson, Per Eriksson: The broad-band Wiener solution for Griffiths-Jim beamformers. 474-478
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  D. Raghuramireddy, Rolf Unbehauen: Error analysis of a systolic realization of 2-D filters. 478-482
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  Xin Wang: On the gradient inverse weighted filter [image processing]. 482-484
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  Ilan Ziskind, Yeheskel Bar-Ness: Localization by narrow-band autoregressive sources by passive sensor arrays. 484-487

Volume 40, Number 3, March 1992

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  Thomas F. Quatieri, Robert J. McAulay: Shape invariant time-scale and pitch modification of speech. 497-510
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  Ioannis S. Dedes, Dhadesugoor R. Vaman, Cadathur V. Chakravarthy: Variable bit rate adaptive predictive coder. 511-517
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  V. Ramasubramanian, Kuldip K. Paliwal: Fast K-dimensional tree algorithms for nearest neighbor search with application to vector quantization encoding. 518-531
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  Bartlomiej Beliczynski, Izzet Kale, Gerald D. Cain: Approximation of FIR by IIR digital filters: an algorithm based on balanced model reduction. 532-542
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  Edward S. Chornoboy: Initialization for improved IIR filter performance. 543-550
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  Yong Ching Lim, Ju-Hong Lee, C. K. Chen, Rong-Huan Yang: A weighted least squares algorithm for quasi-equiripple FIR and IIR digital filter design. 551-558
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  Duncan J. Wingham: The reconstruction of a band-limited function and its Fourier transform from a finite number of samples at arbitrary locations by singular value decomposition. 559-570
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  Ronald D. DeGroat: Noniterative subspace tracking. 571-577
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  Tsung-Ching Liu, Barry D. Van Veen: Multiple window based minimum variance spectrum estimation for multidimensional random fields. 578-589
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  Björn E. Ottersten, Mats Viberg, Thomas Kailath: Analysis of subspace fitting and ML techniques for parameter estimation from sensor array data. 590-600
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  Athina P. Petropulu, Chrysostomos L. Nikias: Signal reconstruction from the phase of the bispectrum. 601-610
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  Gregory W. Wornell, Alan V. Oppenheim: Estimation of fractal signals from noisy measurements using wavelets. 611-623
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  Fernand S. Cohen: Modeling of ultrasound speckle with application in flaw detection in metals. 624-632
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  James W. Modestino, Yong Han Kim: Adaptive entropy-coded predictive vector quantization of images. 633-644
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  Adewole O. Osinubi, Robert A. King: One-dimensional Hadamard naturalness-preserving transform reconstruction of signals degraded by nonstationary noise processes. 645-659
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  Mark J. Paulik, Manohar Das, N. K. Loh: Nonstationary autoregressive modeling of object contours. 660-675
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  V. K. Ananthashayana: Comments on 'Fourier analysis and signal processing by use of the Mobius inversion formula' [by I.S. Reed] et al. 676
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  Chong-Yung Chi: Minimum-variance deconvolution and maximum-likelihood deconvolution for nonwhite Bernoulli-Gaussian processes with a Joseph spectrum. 676-679
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  Svante Gunnarsson: On the quality of recursively identified FIR models. 679-682
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  Ashok K. Krishnamurthy: Glottal source estimation using a sum-of-exponentials model. 682-686
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  Fu Li, Richard J. Vaccaro: Performance degradation of DOA estimators due to unknown noise fields. 686-690
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  J.-C. Liu, T.-P. Lin: A note on `Notch Fourier transform' [by Y. Tadokodo and K. Abe]. 690-691
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  Alireza Moghaddamjoo, Tzu-Chieh Chang: Analysis of the spatial filtering approach to the decorrelation of coherent sources. 692-694
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  Soo-Chang Pei, Jong-Jy Shyu: Relationships among digital one/half band filters, low/high order differentiators, and discrete/differentiating Hilbert transformers. 694-700
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  Rafik Bruce Wallace, Rafik A. Goubran: Improved tracking adaptive noise canceler for nonstationary environments. 700-703
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  D. Mitchell Wilkes: The RISE algorithm for recursive eigenspace decomposition. 703-707
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  Douglas B. Williams, Don H. Johnson: On resolving 2M-1 narrow-band signals with an M sensor uniform linear array. 707-711
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  Hung-Chun Yau, Michael T. Manry: Automatic determination of reject thresholds in classifiers employing discriminant functions. 711-713

Volume 40, Number 4, April 1992

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  Yariv Ephraim: A Bayesian estimation approach for speech enhancement using hidden Markov models. 725-735
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  Jacques Behar, Moshe Porat, Yehoshua Y. Zeevi: Image reconstruction from localized phase. 736-743
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  Okan K. Ersoy, Neng-Chung Hu: Fast algorithms for the discrete Fourier preprocessing transforms. 744-757
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  Amrane Houacine: Regularized fast recursive least squares algorithms for finite memory filtering. 758-769
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  R. David Koilpillai, P. P. Vaidyanathan: Cosine-modulated FIR filter banks satisfying perfect reconstruction. 770-783
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  Dirk T. M. Slock, Luigi Chisci, Hanoch Lev-Ari, Thomas Kailath: Modular and numerically stable fast transversal filters for multichannel and multiexperiment RLS. 784-802
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  Victor Solo: The error variance of LMS with time-varying weights. 803-813
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  Robert J. Valenza: A representation-theoretic approach to the DFT with noncommutative generalizations. 814-822
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  A. Tanju Erdem, A. Murat Tekalp, Michael M. Chang: Modeling arbitrary polynomial bispectra in one and two dimensions. 823-833
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  Yu Hen Hu: The quantization effects of the CORDIC algorithm. 834-844
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  P. Srinivasa Rao, Don Herrick Johnson, D. D. Becker: Generation and analysis of non-Gaussian Markov time series. 845-856
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  Ralph O. Schmidt: Multilinear array manifold interpolation. 857-866
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  A. Lee Swindlehurst, Björn E. Ottersten, Richard H. Roy III, Thomas Kailath: Multiple invariance ESPRIT. 867-881
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  Roberto H. Bamberger, Mark J. T. Smith: A filter bank for the directional decomposition of images: theory and design. 882-893
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  Peter H. Bauer: Finite word-length effects in m-D digital filters with singularities on the stability boundary. 894-900
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  Thrasyvoulos N. Pappas: An adaptive clustering algorithm for image segmentation. 901-914
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  Wen-Rong Wu, Amlan Kundu: Image estimation using fast modified reduced update Kalman filter. 915-926
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  Michael E. Zervakis, Anastasios N. Venetsanopoulos: Iterative least squares estimators in nonlinear image restoration. 927-945
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  K. J. Ray Liu, Shih-Fu Hsieh, Kung Yao: Systolic block Householder transformation for RLS algorithm with two-level pipelined implementation. 946-958
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  Youji Iiguni, Hideaki Sakai, Hidekatsu Tokumaru: A real-time learning algorithm for a multilayered neural network based on the extended Kalman filter. 959-966
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  Nevio Benvenuto, Francesco Piazza: On the complex backpropagation algorithm. 967-969
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  Brett Borden: Maximum entropy regularization in inverse synthetic aperture radar imagery. 969-973
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  Alan C. Bovik: Integral inequality bounding the weighted absolute deviation of an n-dimensional function. 973-975
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  Shiufun Cheung, Jae S. Lim: Combined multiresolution (wide-band/narrow-band) spectrogram. 975-977
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  Meng Hwa Er: Array pattern synthesis with a controlled mean-square sidelobe level. 977-981
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  R. M. Goodall: A practical method for determining coefficient word length in digital filters. 981-985
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  Wlodzimierz Greblicki, Miroslaw Pawlak: Nonparametric identification of a particular nonlinear time series system. 985-989
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  S. L. Hahn: A comment on 'Decomposition of the LPC excitation using the zinc basic functions' [by R.A. Sukkar, et al.]. 989-990
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  Yu Hen Hu, H. E. Liao: CALF: a CORDIC adaptive lattice filter. 990-993
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  Abdollah Katbab, E. I. Jury: Robust stability of two-dimensional digital filters under coefficient perturbation. 993-996
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  Joël Le Roux, Jean Menez: A cost minimization approach for optimal window design in spectral analysis of sampled signals. 996-999
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  C. S. Lee, R. J. Evans: A new eigenvector weighting method for stable high resolution array processing. 999-1004
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  Michael T. Orchard: Fast bit-reversal algorithms based on index representations in GF (2^b). 1004-1008
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  Ahmed H. Tewfik, W. Hong: On the application of uniform linear array bearing estimation techniques to uniform circular arrays. 1008-1011
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  Jitendra K. Tugnait, Georgios B. Giannakis, Ananthram Swami: Counterexamples to `On estimating noncausal nonminimum phase ARMA models of non-Gaussian processes' [and reply]. 1011-1015
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  Xin Wang: Adaptive multistage median filter. 1015-1017

Volume 40, Number 5, May 1992

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  Yong Soo Cho, Sung Bae Kim, Elmer L. Hixson, Edward J. Powers: A digital technique to estimate second-order distortion using higher order coherence spectra. 1029-1040
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  Stephen J. Elliott, Christopher C. Boucher, Philip A. Nelson: The behavior of a multiple channel active control system. 1041-1052
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  Jean-Jacques Fuchs: Estimation of the number of signals in the presence of unknown correlated sensor noise. 1053-1061
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  X. D. Huang: Phoneme classification using semicontinuous hidden Markov models. 1062-1067
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  Peter H. Bauer, Michael A. Sartori, Timothy M. Bryden: An IIR median hybrid filter. 1068-1078
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  Tony F. Chan, Per Christian Hansen: A look-ahead Levinson algorithm for general Toeplitz systems. 1079-1090
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  Jechang Jeong, William J. Williams: A unified fast recursive algorithm for data shuffling in various orders. 1091-1095
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  Timo I. Laakso, Iiro Hartimo: Noise reduction in recursive digital filters using high-order error feedback. 1096-1107
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  Ravi P. Ramachandran, Peter Kabal: Bandwidth efficient transmultiplexers. II. Subband complements and performance aspects. 1108-1121
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  Irving S. Reed, Ming-Tang Shih, Trieu-Kien Truong, E. Hendon, Donald W. Tufts: A VLSI architecture for simplified arithmetic Fourier transform algorithm. 1122-1133
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  George Scheets, Donald R. Hummels: An adaptive bit time estimator. 1134-1142
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  Donald L. Snyder, Timothy J. Schulz, Joseph A. O'Sullivan: Deblurring subject to nonnegativity constraints. 1143-1150
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  Bin Yang, Johann F. Böhme: Rotation-based RLS algorithms: unified derivations, numerical properties, and parallel implementations. 1151-1167
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  William A. Gardner, Chih-Kang Chen: Signal-selective time-difference-of-arrival estimation for passive location of man-made signal sources in highly corruptive environments. I. Theory and method. 1168-1184
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  Chih-Kang Chen, William A. Gardner: Signal-selective time-difference of arrival estimation for passive location of man-made signal sources in highly corruptive environments. II. Algorithms and performance. 1185-1197
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  Hiroshi Kanai, Noriyoshi Chubachi, Ken'iti Kido, Yoshiro Koiwa, Takehiko Takagi, Junichi Kikuchi, Tamotsu Takishima: A new approach to time dependent AR modeling of signals and its application to analysis of the fourth heart sound. 1198-1205
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  Dimitris N. Politis, Joseph P. Romano, Tze-Leung Lai: Bootstrap confidence bands for spectra and cross-spectra. 1206-1215
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  Joost H. de Vlieger, Robert H. J. Gmelig Meyling: Maximum likelihood estimation for long-range target tracking using passive sonar measurements. 1216-1225
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  Sze-Fong Yau, Yoram Bresler: A compact Cramer-Rao bound expression for parametric estimation of superimposed signals. 1226-1230
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  Shaw-Yin Lin, Zen Chen: A flexible parallel architecture for relaxation labeling algorithms. 1231-1240
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  N. Rama Murthy, M. N. S. Swamy: On the VLSI implementation of real-time order statistic filters. 1241-1252
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  John Bombardieri: Systolic pipeline architectures for symmetric convolutions. 1253-1258
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  Daniel Boudreau, Peter Kabal: Asymptotic receiver structures for joint maximum likelihood time delay estimation and channel identification using Gaussian signals. 1258-1261
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  Hans G. Feichtinger: Parseval's relationship for nonuniform samples of signals with several variables. 1262-1263
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  Andre Ferrari, Gérard Alengrin, Thierry Pitarque: Improvements of a state-space iterative noise reduction algorithm for harmonic retrieval. 1263-1266
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  Sridhar Lakshmanan, Haluk Derin: Necessary and sufficient conditions on the parameters of 1-D Gaussian Markov processes. 1266-1271
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  Xinghai Li, Guohui Qian: Block size considerations for multidimensional convolution and correlation. 1271-1273
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  Christian Roche: A split-radix partial input/output fast Fourier transform algorithm. 1273-1276

Volume 40, Number 6, June 1992

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  Leon van de Kerkhof, Wil J. W. Kitzen: Tracking of a time-varying acoustic impulse response by an adaptive filter. 1285-1294
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  Miriam A. Doron, Anthony J. Weiss: On focusing matrices for wide-band array processing. 1295-1302
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  Yariv Ephraim: Gain-adapted hidden Markov models for recognition of clean and noisy speech. 1303-1316
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  Claude Galand, Jean E. Menez, Michele M. Rosso: Adaptive code excited predictive coding. 1317-1326
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  C. Sidney Burrus, Admadji W. Soewito, Ramesh A. Gopinath: Least squared error FIR filter design with transition bands. 1327-1340
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  Adam C. Erickson, Barry S. Fagin: Calculating the FHT in hardware. 1341-1353
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  George-Othon Glentis, Nicholas Kalouptsidis: Efficient order recursive algorithms for multichannel least squares filtering. 1354-1374
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  K. C. Ho, Pak-Chung Ching: Performance analysis of a split-path LMS adaptive filter for AR modeling. 1375-1382
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  Neil K. Jablon: Joint blind equalization, carrier recovery and timing recovery for high-order QAM signal constellations. 1383-1398
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  Daniel Pak-Kong Lun, Wan-Chi Siu: On prime factor mapping for the discrete Hartley transform. 1399-1411
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  Kambiz Nayebi, Thomas P. Barnwell III, Mark J. T. Smith: Time-domain filter bank analysis: a new design theory. 1412-1429
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  N. Rama Murthy, M. N. S. Swamy: On the computation of running discrete cosine and sine transform. 1430-1437
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  Irwin W. Sanderg: Uniform approximation with doubly finite Volterra series. 1438-1442
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  William A. Sethares, James A. Bucklew: Excursions of adaptive algorithms via the Poisson clumping heuristic. 1443-1451
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  Jicun Zhong, Zhenxiang Han, Weixue Lu: Design of windows with steerable sidelobe dips. 1452-1459
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  Paul M. Baggenstoss, Steven M. Kay: An adaptive detector for deterministic signals in noise of unknown spectra using the Rao test. 1460-1468
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  A. Tanju Erdem, A. Murat Tekalp: Linear bispectrum of signals and identification of nonminimum phase FIR systems driven by colored input. 1469-1479
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  Wen-Hsien Fang, Andrew E. Yagle: Discrete fast algorithms for two-dimensional linear prediction on a polar raster. 1480-1489
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  Wen-Hsien Fang, Andrew E. Yagle: Two methods for Toeplitz-plus-Hankel approximation to a data covariance matrix. 1490-1498
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  Magdy T. Hanna, Arash Kia, John P. Robinson: Digital filters for attenuating interference arriving from a wide range of angles. 1499-1507
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  Harry B. Lee: The Cramer-Rao bound on frequency estimates of signals closely spaced in frequency. 1507-1517
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  Joseph M. Pimbley: Recursive autoregressive spectral estimation by minimization of the free energy. 1518-1527
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  David Starer, Arye Nehorai: Newton algorithms for conditional and unconditional maximum likelihood estimation of the parameters of exponential signals in noise. 1528-1534
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  G. W. Stewart: An updating algorithm for subspace tracking. 1535-1541
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  Mati Wax: On unique localization of constrained-signals sources. 1542-1547
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  Stefano Alliney: Digital filters as absolute norm regularizers. 1548-1562
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  Serge Dégerine: On local maxima of the likelihood function for Toeplitz matrix estimation. 1563-1565
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  Scott C. Douglas, Teresa H. Y. Meng: The optimum scalar data nonlinearity in LMS adaptation for arbitrary IID inputs. 1566-1570
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  Wen-Hsien Fang, Andrew E. Yagle: Fast algorithms for linear least squares smoothing problems in one and two dimensions using generalized discrete Bellman-Siegert-Krein resolvent identities. 1570-1575
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  Aníbal R. Figueiras-Vidal: Correction to `Comments on `A curiosum concerning discrete time convolution', ' plus a remark. 1575
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  Raymond Fitzgerald, Wendell Anderson: Spectral distortion in sampling rate conversion by zero-order polynomial interpolation. 1576-1579
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  Xiheng Hu, Hansen Yee: Polynomial array for F(z₁, z ₂) on |z₁|=1 and 2-D filter stability test. 1579-1581
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  J. W. Kim, C. K. Un: An adaptive array robust to beam pointing error. 1582-1584
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  Owen Kimball, Mari Ostendorf, Ibrahim Bechwati: Context modeling with the stochastic segment model. 1584-1587
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  Isabel M. G. Lourtie, G. Clifford Carter: Signal detection in a multiple time delay environment. 1587-1590
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  David J. Pepper, Mark A. Clements: Phonemic recognition using a large hidden Markov model. 1590-1595
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  Narayan Srinivasa, Musa Jouaneh: A neural network model for invariant pattern recognition. 1595-1599
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  Michael J. Werter: Suppression of limit cycles in the first-order two-dimensional direct form digital filter with a controlled rounding arithmetic. 1599-1601
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  Langford B. White: Cartesian hidden Markov models with applications. 1601-1604
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  Ping Wah Wong: Fully sigma-delta modulation encoded FIR filters. 1605-1610
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  Ja-Ling Wu, Shyh-Huei Hsu, Wei-Jou Duh: A novel two-stage algorithm for DCT and IDCT. 1610-1612

Volume 40, Number 7, July 1992

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  Philip A. Nelson, Hareo Hamada, Stephen J. Elliott: Adaptive inverse filters for stereophonic sound reproduction. 1621-1632
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  Raymond H. Kwong, Edward W. Johnston: A variable step size LMS algorithm. 1633-1642
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  Y. C. Lim, Bede Liu: Pipelined recursive filter with minimum order augmentation. 1643-1651
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  Daniel F. Marshall, W. Kenneth Jenkins: A fast quasi-Newton adaptive filtering algorithm. 1652-1662
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  Naoki Mikami, Masaki Kobayashi, Yukiko Yokoyama: A new DSP-oriented algorithm for calculation of the square root using a nonlinear digital filter. 1663-1669
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  Leopold E. Pellon: A double Nyquist digital product detector for quadrature sampling. 1670-1681
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  Luciano Izzo, Luigi Paura, Giovanni Poggi: An interference-tolerant algorithm for localization of cyclostationary-signal sources. 1682-1686
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  Hamid Krim, Philippe Forster, John G. Proakis: Operator approach to performance analysis of root-MUSIC and root-min-norm. 1687-1696
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  Arun Kumar, Daniel R. Fuhrmann, Michael Frazier, Björn D. Jawerth: A new transform for time-frequency analysis. 1697-1707
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  Brian C. Lovell, Robert C. Williamson: The statistical performance of some instantaneous frequency estimators. 1708-1723
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  David S. Mazel, Monson H. Hayes: Using iterated function systems to model discrete sequences. 1724-1734
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  Seho Oh, Robert J. Marks II: Some properties of the generalized time frequency representation with cone-shaped kernel. 1735-1745
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  Olivier Rioul, Patrick Flandrin: Time-scale energy distributions: a general class extending wavelet transforms. 1746-1757
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  A. Lee Swindlehurst, Thomas Kailath: A performance analysis of subspace-based methods in the presence of model errors. I. The MUSIC algorithm. 1758-1774
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  Guanghan Xu, Thomas Kailath: Direction-of-arrival estimation via exploitation of cyclostationary-a combination of temporal and spatial processing. 1775-1786
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  Vito Roberto, Claudio Chiaruttini: Seismic signal understanding: a knowledge-based recognition system. 1787-1806
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  Chong-Yung Chi, Diing Wang: An improved inverse filtering method for parametric spectral estimation. 1807-1811
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  Michael P. Clark, Louis L. Scharf: On the complexity of IQML algorithms. 1811-1813
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  S. C. Dutta Roy, Shailey Minocha: On fast evaluation of bivariate polynomials at equispaced arguments. 1813-1816
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  Ki M. Kim, Young C. Park, Il-Whan Cha, Dae Hee Youn: Adaptive multichannel lattice-escalator filter structure: an application to generalized sidelobe canceler. 1816-1819
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  Chantal Martin, Jean-Jacques Meister, Marcel Arditi, Pierre-André Farine: A novel homomorphic processing of ultrasonic echoes for layer thickness measurement. 1819-1825
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  A. Lee Swindlehurst: DOA identifiability for rotationally invariant arrays. 1825-1828
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  Alle-Jan van der Veen, P. Bas Ober, Ed F. Deprettere: Azimuth and elevation computation in high resolution DOA estimation. 1828-1832
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  Jeffrey P. Woodard: Modeling and classification of natural sounds by product code hidden Markov models. 1833-1835

Volume 40, Number 8, August 1992

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  Barry S. Fagin: Negacyclic convolution using polynomial transforms on hypercubes. 1845-1851
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  Tamar Genossar, Moshe Porat: Can one evaluate the Gabor expansion using Gabor's iterative algorithm? 1852-1861
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  André Gilloire, Martin Vetterli: Adaptive filtering in subbands with critical sampling: analysis, experiments, and application to acoustic echo cancellation. 1862-1875
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  Peter J. Kootsookos, Robert R. Bitmead, Michael Green: The Nehari shuffle: FIR(q) filter design with guaranteed error bounds. 1876-1883
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  Farokh Marvasti, Tsung Jen Lee: Analysis and recovery of sample-and-hold and linearly interpolated signals with irregular samples. 1884-1891
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  Soheil I. Sayegh: A pipeline processor for mixed-size FFTs. 1892-1900
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  Kenneth Steiglitz, Thomas W. Parks, James F. Kaiser: METEOR: a constraint-based FIR filter design program. 1901-1909
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  Shilin Xu, Liyun Dai, Samuel C. Lee: Autocorrelation analysis of speech signals using Fermat number transform (FNT). 1910-1914
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  Michèle Basseville, Albert Benveniste, Alan S. Willsky: Multiscale autoregressive processes. I. Schur-Levinson parametrizations. 1915-1934
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  Michèle Basseville, Albert Benveniste, Alan S. Willsky: Multiscale autoregressive processes. II. Lattice structures for whitening and modeling. 1935-1954
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  Anastasios N. Delopoulos, Georgios B. Giannakis: Strongly consistent identification algorithms and noise insensitive MSE criteria. 1955-1970
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  Peter J. Kootsookos, Brian C. Lovell, Boualem Boashash: A unified approach to the STFT, TFDs, and instantaneous frequency. 1971-1982
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  David D. Lee, Rangasami L. Kashyap: Robust maximum likelihood bearing estimation in contaminated Gaussian noise. 1983-1986
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  Ram G. Shenoy, Thomas W. Parks: An optimal recovery approach to interpolation. 1987-1996
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  Jason Wexler, S. Raz: Wigner-space synthesis of discrete-time periodic signals. 1997-2006
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  Kon Max Wong, James P. Reilly, Qiang Wu, Sanzheng Qiao: Estimation of the directions of arrival of signals in unknown correlated noise. I. The MAP approach and its implementation. 2007-2017
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  James P. Reilly, Kon Max Wong: Estimation of the directions of arrival of signals in unknown correlated noise. II. Asymptotic behavior and performance of the MAP approach. 2018-2028
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  S. C. Chan, K. L. Ho: Split vector-radix fast Fourier transform. 2029-2039
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  Jacques Vaisey, Allen Gersho: Image compression with variable block size segmentation. 2040-2060
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  Jae-Beom Lee, Byeong Gi Lee: Transform domain filtering based on pipelining structure. 2061-2064
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  Christopher J. Zarowski: A Schur algorithm and linearly connected processor array for Toeplitz-plus-Hankel matrices. 2065-2078
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  Long-Wen Chang, Jin-Her Lin: A bit-level systolic array for median filter. 2079-2083
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  Zoran Cvetkovic, Miodrag V. Popovic: New fast recursive algorithms for the computation of discrete cosine and sine transforms. 2083-2086
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  S. K. Hui, M. H. Er: Fast iterative algorithm for real-time array processing. 2087-2089
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  Mark Johnson, Tomohiko Taniguchi: Online and offline computational reduction techniques using backward filtering in CELP speech coders. 2090-2093
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  Fazal Noor, Salvatore D. Morgera: Construction of a Hermitian Toeplitz matrix from an arbitrary set of eigenvalues. 2093-2094
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  John Pender, David Covey: New square wave transform for digital signal processing. 2095-2097
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  Leonid I. Perlovsky, Thomas L. Marzetta: Estimating a covariance matrix from incomplete realizations of a random vector. 2097-2100
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  Jack W. Silverstein, Patrick L. Combettes: Signal detection via spectral theory of large dimensional random matrices. 2100-2105
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  D. Mitchell Wilkes: A reverse formulation of the RISE algorithm. 2105-2108
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  Jar-Ferr Yang, Churng-Jou Tsai: A further analysis of decorrelation performance of spatial smoothing technique for real multipath sources. 2109-2112
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  Hao Ye, Ronald D. DeGroat: A generalized sidelobe canceller with soft constraints. 2112-2116

Volume 40, Number 9, September 1992

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  Hirohisa Iijima, Nobuhiro Miki, Nobuo Nagai: Glottal impedance based on a finite element analysis of two-dimensional unsteady viscous flow in a static glottis. 2125-2135
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  Biing-Hwang Juang, Kuldip K. Paliwal: Hidden Markov models with first-order equalization for noisy speech recognition. 2136-2143
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  Arthur R. Butz: Elaborated rank order processors. 2144-2157
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  Shiaw-Wu Chen, James S. Gibson: A new unwindowed lattice filter for RLS estimation. 2158-2165
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  Nam Ik Cho, Sang Uk Lee: A fast 4×4 DCT algorithm for the recursive 2-D DCT. 2166-2173
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  Ephraim Feig, Shmuel Winograd: Fast algorithms for the discrete cosine transform. 2174-2193
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  Joel L. Schiff, Timothy J. Surendonk, Wayne J. Walker: An algorithm for computing the inverse Z transform. 2194-2198
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  William A. Sethares: Adaptive algorithms with nonlinear data and error functions. 2199-2206
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  Martin Vetterli, Cormac Herley: Wavelets and filter banks: theory and design. 2207-2232
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  Neil M. Wigley, Graham A. Jullien: On implementing the arithmetic Fourier transform. 2233-2242
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  Xiang-Gen Xia: An extrapolation for general analytic signals. 2243-2249
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  Isao Yamada, Kohichi Sakaniwa: An optimal design for a homomorphic deconvolution system. 2250-2260
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  Pao-Ta Yu: Some representation properties of stack filters. 2261-2266
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  Yingbo Hua: Estimating two-dimensional frequencies by matrix enhancement and matrix pencil. 2267-2280
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  Bayya Yegnanarayana, Hema A. Murthy: Significance of group delay functions in spectrum estimation. 2281-2289
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  Thomas J. Hebert, Richard M. Leahy: Statistic-based MAP image-reconstruction from Poisson data using Gibbs priors. 2290-2303
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  Abdollah Katbab, E. I. Jury: On Kharitonov-type results for complex-coefficient interval Schur polynomials. 2304-2310
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  Spyros G. Tzafestas, A. Kanellakis, Nickolas J. Theodorou: Two-dimensional digital filters without overflow oscillations and instability due to finite word length. 2311-2317
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  Glenn S. Zelniker, Fred J. Taylor: On the reduction in multiplicative complexity achieved by the polynomial residue number system. 2318-2320
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  Evangelos Angelidis: Block 2-D interpolation, efficient matrix factorization and application to signal processing. 2321-2323
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  J. Thomas Cilke, Delores M. Etter: A new adaptive algorithm to reduce weight fluctuations caused by high variance data. 2324-2327
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  Lippold Haken: Computational methods for real-time Fourier synthesis. 2327-2329
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  Moon Gi Kang, Aggelos K. Katsaggelos: Simultaneous iterative image restoration and evaluation of the regularization parameter. 2329-2334
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  Balbir Kumar, S. C. Dutta Roy, Hitendra Shah: On the design of FIR digital differentiators which are maximally linear at the frequency π/p, p ∈ {positive integers}. 2334-2338
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  Brian K. Lien: On the cascade realization of 2-D FIR filters designed by McClellan transformation. 2338-2340
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  Dennis R. Morgan, Charles Sanford: A control theory approach to the stability and transient analysis of the filtered-x LMS adaptive notch filter. 2341-2346
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  Soo-Chang Pei, Ing-Ing Yang: Computing pseudo-Wigner distribution by the fast Hartley transform. 2346-2349
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  D. Raghuramireddy, Rolf Unbehauen: A new realization for multiprocessor implementation of 2-D denominator-separable digital filters for real-time processing. 2349-2353
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  Victor C. Soon, Yih-Fang Huang: An analysis of ESPRIT under random sensor uncertainties. 2353-2358
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  Virginia L. Stonick, S. Thomas Alexander: Globally optimal rational approximation using homotopy continuation methods. 2358-2361
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  Z. Wang: A prime factor fast W transform algorithm. 2361-2368
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  Gary L. Wise, Eric B. Hall: A comment on the finite memory of stochastic processes. 2368

Volume 40, Number 10, October 1992

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  Lisa A. Sievers, Andreas H. von Flotow: Comparison and extensions of control methods for narrow-band disturbance rejection. 2377-2391
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  Phillip A. Regalia, Philippe Loubaton: Rational subspace estimation using adaptive lossless filters. 2392-2405
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  Dennis W. Ricker: The Doppler sensitivity of large TW phase modulated waveforms. 2406-2413
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  Teruhiko Ukita, Etsuo Saito, Tsuneo Nitta, Sadakazu Watanabe: A speaker-independent connected digit recognition system concatenating statistically discriminated words. 2414-2424
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  Zhi Ding, C. Richard Johnson Jr., Rodney A. Kennedy: On the (non)existence of undesirable equilibria of Godard blind equalizers. 2425-2432
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  George-Othon Glentis, Nicholas Kalouptsidis: Fast adaptive algorithms for multichannel filtering and system identification. 2433-2458
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  Ziad S. Haddad, Bowen E. Parkins: Designing Doppler signals to overcome transmission nonlinearities. 2459-2463
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  Mark J. Shensa: The discrete wavelet transform: wedding the a trous and Mallat algorithms. 2464-2482
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  Pao-Ta Yu, Edward J. Coyle: The classification and associative memory capability of stack filters. 2483-2497
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  Shubha Kadambe, Gloria Faye Boudreaux-Bartels: A comparison of the existence of `cross terms' in the Wigner distribution and the squared magnitude of the wavelet transform and the short-time Fourier transform. 2498-2517
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  Harry B. Lee: Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of covariance matrices for signals closely spaced in frequency. 2518-2535
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  Boaz Porat, Benjamin Friedlander: Performance analysis of a class of transient detection algorithms-a unified framework. 2536-2546
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  Lang Tong, Yujiro Inouye, Ruey-Wen Liu: A finite-step global convergence algorithm for the parameter estimation of multichannel MA processes. 2547-2558
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  Xiao-Liang Xu, Kevin M. Buckley: Bias analysis of the MUSIC location estimator. 2559-2569
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  Jun Zhang: The mean field theory in EM procedures for Markov random fields. 2570-2583
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  Hosni B. Belaifa, Howard M. Schwartz: Robust modeling for image restoration using a modified reduced update Kalman filter. 2584-2588
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  Tarnal Bose, David A. Trautman: Two's complement quantization in two-dimensional state-space digital filters. 2589-2592
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  John C. Burgess: Optimum approximations to Dolph-Chebyshev data windows. 2592-2594
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  Y. T. Chan, J. J. Towers: Passive localization from Doppler-shifted frequency measurements. 2594-2598
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  Eric M. Dowling, Ronald D. DeGroat: Adaptation dynamics of the spherical subspace tracker. 2599-2602
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  Weixiu Du, R. Lynn Kirlin: Enhancement of covariance matrix for array processing. 2602-2606
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  William A. Gardner, Chad M. Spooner: Comparison of autocorrelation and cross-correlation methods for signal-selective TDOA estimation. 2606-2608
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  Jechang Jeong, William J. Williams: Mechanism of the cross-terms in spectrograms. 2608-2613
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  Chung Ping Kwong: Robust design of the LMS algorithm. 2613-2616
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  Dong-Lai Liu, Masao Saito: Restoring a δ-pulse train by spectral fitting. 2616-2619
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  Ricardo L. de Queiroz, Henrique S. Malvar: On the asymptotic performance of hierarchical transforms. 2620-2622
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  Geoffrey A. Williamson, Peter M. Clarkson: On signal recovery with adaptive order statistic filters. 2622-2626

Volume 40, Number 11, November 1992

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  James Ting-Ho Lo, Stanley L. Marple Jr.: Observability conditions for multiple signal direction finding and array sensor localization. 2641-2650
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  Zezhen Kuang, Anthony Kuh: A combined self-organizing feature map and multilayer perceptron for isolated word recognition. 2651-2657
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  Moeness G. Amin: Concurrent nulling and locations of multiple interferences in adaptive antenna arrays. 2658-2668
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  Gonzalo R. Arce: Microstatistics in signal decomposition and the optimal filtering problem. 2669-2682
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  K. C. Ho, Pak-Chung Ching, Y. T. Chan: A new configuration for convergence speedup in adaptive time-delay estimation. 2683-2691
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  Anil Khare, Toshinori Yoshikawa: Moment of cepstrum and its applications. 2692-2702
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  Henrique S. Malvar: Extended lapped transforms: properties, applications, and fast algorithms. 2703-2714
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  James S. Prater, Charles M. Loeffler: Analysis and design of periodically time-varying IIR filters, with applications to transmultiplexing. 2715-2725
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  Kalavai J. Raghunath, V. Umapathi Reddy: Finite data performance analysis of MVDR beamformer with and without spatial smoothing. 2726-2736
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  Ching-Yih Tseng, Lloyd J. Griffiths: A simple algorithm to achieve desired patterns for arbitrary arrays. 2737-2746
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  Maria M. Barbieri, Piero Barone: A two-dimensional Prony's method for spectral estimation. 2747-2756
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  Jechang Jeong, William J. Williams: Alias-free generalized discrete-time time-frequency distributions. 2757-2765
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  Surendra Prasad, Shiv Dutt Joshi: A new recursive pseudo least squares algorithm for ARMA filtering and modeling. I. 2766-2774
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  Surendra Prasad, Shiv Dutt Joshi: A new recursive pseudo least squares algorithm for ARMA filtering and modeling. II. 2775-2783
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  Q. T. Zhang: Performance analysis of complex lattice processors for signal detection. 2784-2788
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  Christakis Charalambous, Adib Y. Nashashibi: A computational method for the LU decomposition of rectangular matrices and its implications to the realization of 2-D digital filters. 2789-2798
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  Hanan Herzberg, Raziel Haimi-Cohen: A systolic array realization of an LMS adaptive filter and the effects of delayed adaptation. 2799-2803
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  Akhilesh Tyagi, Magdy A. Bayoumi: Image segmentation on a 2D array by a directed split and merge procedure. 2804-2813
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  Lalit R. Bahl, Peter V. de Souza, P. S. Gopalakrishnan, Dimitri Kanevsky, David Nahamoo: Constructing candidate word lists using acoustically similar word groups. 2814-2816
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  Aharon Berkovitz, Ilan Rusnak: FFT processing of randomly sampled harmonic signals. 2816-2819
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  A. A. (Louis) Beex, Victor E. DeBrunner: The effect of identifier structure on parameter convergence. 2819-2822
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  B. Caccin, C. Roberti, P. Russo, L. A. Smaldone: The Backus-Gilbert inversion method and the processing of sampled data. 2823-2825
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  Paulo S. R. Diniz, Luiz W. P. Biscainho: Optimal variable step size for the LMS/Newton algorithm with application to subband adaptive filtering. 2825-2829
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  Petar M. Djuric, Steven M. Kay: Order selection of autoregressive models. 2829-2833
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  Ismail I. Jouny, Randolph L. Moses: The bispectrum of complex signals: definitions and properties. 2833-2836
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  Bennett Levitan, Gershon Buchsbaum: Conversions between parallel and hierarchic architecture analysis multirate filter banks. 2837-2841
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  Chi-Min Liu, Chein-Wei Jen: A parallel adaptive algorithm for moving target detection and its VLSI array realization. 2841-2848
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  Seong Keun Oh, Chong Kwan Un: Simple computational methods of the AP algorithm for maximum likelihood localization of multiple radiating sources. 2848-2854
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  Roberto Rinaldo, Guido M. Cortelazzo, Gian Antonio Mian: Techniques for the efficient evaluation of two-dimensional autocorrelation functions. 2854-2857
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  George F. Schils: A statistical algorithm for efficient computation of correlations. 2857-2863
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  Langford B. White: Spectrum estimation by iterative minimization of the I-divergence measure. 2863-2866
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  Dov Wulich, Eugene I. Plotkin, M. N. S. Swamy, Wen Tong: PLL synchronized time-varying constrained notch filter for retrieving a weak multiple sine signal jammed by FM interference. 2866-2870
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  Xian-Da Zhang, Yanli Zhou: A novel recursive approach to estimating MA parameters of causal ARMA models from cumulants. 2870-2873

Volume 40, Number 12, December 1992

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  Vassilios Digalakis, Mari Ostendorf, Jan Robin Rohlicek: Fast algorithms for phone classification and recognition using segment-based models. 2885-2896
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  Farokh A. Marvasti, Peter M. Clarkson, Miroslav V. Dokic, Ut Goenchanart, Chuanda Liu: Reconstruction of speech signals with lost samples. 2897-2903
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  Jacob Benesty, Pierre Duhamel: A fast exact least mean square adaptive algorithm. 2904-2920
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  John Granata, Michael Conner, Richard Tolimieri: Recursive fast algorithm and the role of the tensor product. 2921-2930
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  Neng-Chung Hu, Hong-I. Chang, Okan K. Ersoy: Generalized discrete Hartley transforms. 2931-2940
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  Thomas P. Bronez: On the performance advantage of multitaper spectral analysis. 2941-2946
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  Björn Jelonnek, Karl-Dirk Kammeyer: Improved methods for the blind system identification using higher order statistics. 2947-2960
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  Juha Karhunen, Jyrki Joutsensalo: Sinusoidal frequency estimation by signal subspace approximation. 2961-2972
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  Sze-Fong Yau, Yoram Bresler: Worst case Cramer-Rao bounds for parametric estimation of superimposed signals with applications. 2973-2986
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  Hui-Min Zhang, Pierre Duhamel: On the methods for solving Yule-Walker equations. 2987-3000
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  Uri Shaked, Yahali Theodor: A frequency domain approach to the problems of H_∞-minimum error state estimation and deconvolution. 3001-3011
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  S. Sitharama Iyengar, Mohan B. Sharma, Rangasami L. Kashyap: Information routing and reliability issues in distributed sensor networks. 3012-3021
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  Tsu-Shuan Chang, Khaled A. S. Abdel-Ghaffar: A universal neural net with guaranteed convergence to zero system error. 3022-3031
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  Li-Min Du, Zi-Qiang Hou, Qi-Hu Li: Optimum block-adaptive learning algorithm for error back-propagation networks. 3032-3042
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  Biing-Hwang Juang, Shigeru Katagiri: Discriminative learning for minimum error classification [pattern recognition]. 3043-3054
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  Markus E. Ali, Franz Schreib: Adaptive single snapshot beamforming: a new concept for the rejection of nonstationary and coherent interferers. 3055-3058
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  Lars A. Anderson, Hung-Chun Yau, Michael T. Manry: Recursive approximation of the energy spectral density. 3059-3062
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  Long-Wen Chang, Shang-Shung Yu: A new implementation of generalized order statistic filter by threshold decomposition. 3062-3066
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  Patrick L. Combettes, H. Joel Trussell: Best stable and invertible approximations for ARMA systems. 3066-3069
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  Dawei Huang: Symmetric solutions and eigenvalue problems of Toeplitz systems. 3069-3074
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  Jean-Louis Lacoume, P. Ruiz: Separation of independent sources from correlated inputs. 3074-3078
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  Jian Li: Improved angular resolution for spatial smoothing techniques. 3078-3081
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  Ashok K. Rao, Yih-Fang Huang: Analysis of finite precision effects on a recursive set membership parameter estimation algorithm. 3081-3085
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  Shulin Yang, Youan Ke: On the three-coefficient window family. 3085-3088

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