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The course introduces the student to methods for analyzing stochastic signals from sensors and other measuring techniques in the agricultural and environmental domain. The course includes fundamental probability theory and calculus, probability functions and distributions and other basic statistical terms and methods in linear systems. The course will familiarize the student with the analysis of stochastic signals in practice using standard software.
Calculus.
The student is expected to be familiar with key elements of introductory signal processing e.g. sampling, filtering, frequency and time domain descriptions of signals.
Jakob Juul Larsen, E-mail: jjl@iha.dk
The classes consist of a mixture of lectures, textbook problems and computer exercises with approximately 1/3 of the time devoted to each part. The 6 computer exercises are solved in small groups of students and can be handed in for evaluation. The exercises are not mandatory to hand in but the written exam can contain questions directly related to the computer exercises.
Dansk, hvis alle forstår sproget. Ellers engelsk
Peyton Z. Peebles: "Probability, Random Variables, and Random Signal Principles" 4th edition, McGraw-Hill
Notes and papers handed out by the lecturer.
The students should have access to Matlab or a similar program (e.g. Octave).
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Upon successful completion of the course the student is expected to be able to
Solve simple probability exercises, including Bernoulli trials.
Use density and distribution functions in calculations
Explain and use the random variable and random process concepts
Classify signals
Calculate auto and cross correlation functions of random signals and analyse these correlation functions.
Calculate the power spectral density of a random signal
Analyse the response of a linear system to a random signal
Calculate and interpret coherence functions
Determine optimum linear systems
Solve textbook exercise with the above mentioned concepts
2 hour written examination with all means of aid including PC (but not internet).
External examiner, the Danish 7-point grade scale