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robert_reviere
robert_reviere
Level I

Wavelet analysis and Kalman filtering for signal processing.

Apr 21, 2016 02:12 PM (5100 views)

I am interested to determine if JMP can do Wavelet analysis and Kalman filtering for signal processing. I am aware of FFT technique in JMP, but t,  these latter techniques are more appropriate for my needs. thanks

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Daniel_Valente
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Re: Wavelet analysis and Kalman filtering for signal processing.

Apr 25, 2016 02:26 PM (4970 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from robert_reviere 04-21-2016

Hi robert.reviere​ -- it would be helpful to know what problem you are trying to solve here. Can you tell us a bit about your data or your problem?

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robert_reviere
robert_reviere
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Re: Wavelet analysis and Kalman filtering for signal processing.

Apr 25, 2016 02:35 PM (4970 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Daniel_Valente 04-25-2016

Hey Daniel

Thanks for the response. There is not too much that I can share in an open forum such as this due to sensitivity of the work. What I will say is that this effort is squarely in a signal processing space, where the signal for monitoring is above the noise level of the background signal; however, only by a small amount. The techniques that I have mentioned are ones that we know can be helpful. Hence, this is more of what can be done in JMP vs the internal approaches that I would need to take. sorry to be vague, but nature of the business. if you want a private conversation, reach out to my email and we can have a brief chat.

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