we represent the finite-length signals as vectors in Euclidean space, many operations on signals can be encoded as a matrix-vector multiplication. Consider for example a circular shift in C: a delay by one (i.e. a right shift) transforms the signal x = (xo X1 X2]" into x = [xı xo xz]" and it can be described by the matrix TO D = [0 1 0'0 0 1'1 0 0] so that x = Dx. Determine the matrix F that implements the one step difference operator in C ie the operator that transforms a signal x into [(x - x)(x1 - x0)(x2 - 1)]

we represent the finite-length signals as vectors in Euclidean space, many operations on signals can be encoded as a matrix-vector multiplication. Consider for example a circular shift in C: a delay by one (i.e. a right shift) transforms the signal x = (xo X1 X2]" into x = [xı xo xz]" and it can be described by the matrix TO D = [0 1 0'0 0 1'1 0 0] so that x = Dx. Determine the matrix F that implements the one step difference operator in C ie the operator that transforms a signal x into [(x - x)(x1 - x0)(x2 - 1)]

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Chapter13: Structures

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