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Signal processing
| Intel Signal Processing Library v4.5 |
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The Intel Signal Processing Library provides a set of signal processing functions for the Intel Architecture similar to those available for most Digital Signal Processors (DSPs). The computing power of the Intel® Pentium® processor family enables many signal processing functions which were previously done by add-in DSPs to be done natively on a host Intel Architecture processor. The library includes functions for FIR, IIR, and LMS filters, fast Fourier transforms (FFT), discrete cosine transforms (DCT), wavelet transforms, tone generation, and many arithmetic and vector operations.
Submitted: Dec 04, 2000
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| IEEE Signal Processing Society |
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The Signal Processing Society's areas of interest are the theory and application of filtering, coding, transmitting, estimating, detecting, analyzing, recognizing, synthesizing, recording, and reproducing signals by digital or analog devices or techniques. The term signal includes audio, video, speech, image, communication, geophysical, sonar, radar, medical, musical, and other signals.
Submitted: Jul 12, 1999
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| Fast Mathematical Algorithms & Hardware |
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Fast Mathematical Algorithms and Hardware Corporation is a small recently established company specializing in the development of efficient mathematical algorithms needed in industrial and technological environments. Current theoretical advances have opened the door to a large number of potentially important applications for a variety of Data processing tasks such as image and signal compression and parameter extraction (recognition, diagnostics, denoising, etc...) as well as for fast numerical computation needed for industrial design and simulations.
Submitted: Jan 08, 1998
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| SLSR - Speech and Audio Processing Software and Data |
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Speech and Audio Processing Software and Data
Submitted: Nov 11, 2001
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| European Association for Speech, Signal and Image Processing |
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Website of the European Association for Speech, Signal and Image Processing.
Submitted: Oct 03, 2000
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