Lab 02
Lab 02
Lab 02
delta(n): it is used to define the Impulse function. The n describes the point where the impulse takes
place.
u(n): it is used to define the Unit Step function. Where the n describes the point from which the unit step
function will start.
mse(x): it is used to define the mean square of error the average of the square of the difference between
the observed and predicted values of a variable.
dtft(x, n): The discrete-time Fourier transform (DTFT) of a discrete-time signal x is usually described by
the function dtft(x, n), where n is the matching series of sample indices.
x: The discrete-time signal's input sequence, which can be an endless or finite succession of complex integers.
n: A finite-length or infinite-length series of numbers that corresponds to the values in x. It is also known as
the sample index sequence.
Dft(x): The function dft(x) typically refers to the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) of a finite-length
discrete-time signal x.
x: The input sequence of the discrete-time signal, which is a finite-length sequence of complex numbers.