Bor-Sen Chen

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Published: 1993
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2000
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Der-Feng Huang, Bor-Sen Chen:
A multi-input-multi-output system approach for the computation of discrete fractional Fourier transform. Signal Process. 80(8): 1501-1513 (2000)
1999
[j34]
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Bor-Sen Chen, Yue-Chiech Chung, Der-Feng Huang:
A wavelet time-scale deconvolution filter design for nonstationary signal transmission systems through a multipath fading channel. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 47(5): 1441-1446 (1999)
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Der-Feng Huang, Bor-Sen Chen:
The filter bank approach for the fractional Fourier transform. ICASSP 1999: 1709-1712
1998
[j27]
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Bor-Sen Chen, Yue-Chiech Chung, Der-Feng Huang:
Optimal time-frequency deconvolution filter design for nonstationary signal transmission through a fading channel: AF filter bank approach. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 46(12): 3220-3234 (1998)

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