Projeção em Bases Uniformes Não-Ortogonais
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https://doi.org/10.5540/tema.2007.08.01.0043Abstract
Um método alternativo para o cálculo dos coeficientes da projeção de um sinal em uma base uniforme não-ortogonal é apresentado neste artigo. O método é decomposto em três etapas: determinação da transformação linear que gera uma base ortogonal e uniforme a partir da base original; representação do sinal na base ortogonal; e convolução dos coeficientes da transformação linear com a representa ção do sinal na base ortogonal.References
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