[sdiy] DSP book recommendation wanted

[Antti Huovilainen]

On Thu, 24 Sep 2009, Eric Brombaugh wrote:

> You got math(s) in high school? You were lucky! (obligatory MP ref:

All of 16 courses (~33 hours / course) worth of it. Most I've even found 
some use for.

> Actually I've found this to be generally true - algebra, linear algebra 
> (vectors & matrices) and complex numbers / trigonometry (all of which I 
> actually got in high school despite the above) will give you 95% of what you 
> need to handle DSP. Calculus rarely comes into the picture.

Understanding the concept of derivative and integral is required. Actually 
needing to calculate non-trivial cases is rather rare though.
Basic numerical methods come in handy too.

Antti

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