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    Overlap Add Method: Input Input Input Input Modulo

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    The document describes two methods for computing linear convolution: the overlap add method and the overlap save method. The overlap add method divides the longer sequence into blocks, zeros pads if needed, takes the FFT of each block and the filter, multiplies them, and sums the results. The overlap save method similarly divides the longer sequence into blocks, takes the FFT of each block and filter, multiplies them, and saves the valid results without summing.

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    The document describes two methods for computing linear convolution: the overlap add method and the overlap save method. The overlap add method divides the longer sequence into blocks, zeros pads if needed, takes the FFT of each block and the filter, multiplies them, and sums the results. The overlap save method similarly divides the longer sequence into blocks, takes the FFT of each block and filter, multiplies them, and saves the valid results without summing.

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    The document describes two methods for computing linear convolution: the overlap add method and the overlap save method. The overlap add method divides the longer sequence into blocks, zeros pads if needed, takes the FFT of each block and the filter, multiplies them, and sums the results. The overlap save method similarly divides the longer sequence into blocks, takes the FFT of each block and filter, multiplies them, and saves the valid results without summing.

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    The document describes two methods for computing linear convolution: the overlap add method and the overlap save method. The overlap add method divides the longer sequence into blocks, zeros pads if needed, takes the FFT of each block and the filter, multiplies them, and sums the results. The overlap save method similarly divides the longer sequence into blocks, takes the FFT of each block and filter, multiplies them, and saves the valid results without summing.

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    Overlap Add Method

    clc
    clear
    disp('Consider longer sequence as x(n) and shorter one as h(n)');
    l=input('Enter the number elements in x(n)');
    x=input('Enter x1(n):');
    N=input('Enter the number elements in h(n)');
    h=input('Enter h(n):');
    k=modulo(l,N);
    if k~=0 then
    for d=(1):N-k
    x(l+d)=0;
    end
    end
    L=length(x);
    m=L/N;
    M=L+N-1;
    p=1;c=0;
    Y=zeros(1,L+N-1);
    H=[h,zeros(1,N-1)];
    for a=1:m
    x1=zeros(N);
    j=1;
    for b=p:p+N-1;
    x1(j)=x(b);
    j=j+1;
    end
    X=[x1',zeros(1,N-1)];
    H1=fft(H);
    X1=fft(X);
    y=H1.*X1;
    y1=fft(y,1);
    p=p+N;
    y2=circshift([y1,zeros(1,(m-1)*N)],c*N);
    c=c+1;
    Y=Y+y2;
    end
    disp('The linear convolution Y(n) is:');
    disp(Y);

    Overlap Save Method


    clc
    clear
    disp('Consider longer sequence as x(n) and shorter one as h(n)');
    n=input('Enter the number elements in x(n)');
    x=input('Enter x1(n):');
    M=input('Enter the number elements in h(n)');
    h=input('Enter h(n):');
    N=input('Enter the size of DFT to be performed');
    L=N-M+1;
    H=[h,zeros(1,L-1)];
    X=[zeros(1,M-1),x,zeros(1,M-1)];
    Y=zeros(1,n+M-1);
    a=length(X);
    p=1;i=1;
    while p+N-1<=a
    x1=zeros(N);
    j=1;
    for b=p:p+N-1;
    x1(j)=X(b);
    j=j+1;
    end
    H1=fft(H);
    X1=fft(x1');
    y=H1.*X1;
    y1=fft(y,1);
    p=p+L;
    c=0;
    for c=M-1:N-1
    Y(i)=y1(c+1);
    i=i+1;
    end
    end
    disp('The linear convolution Y(n) is:');
    disp(Y);

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