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"Probability, Estimation Theory, and Random Signals (PETARS)", consisting of two separate modules at the University of Edinburgh:

Probability, Random Variables, and Estimation Theory (PET) – PGEE11123
Statistical Signal Processing (SSP) -- PGEE111222

13/11/2022
24/06/2020
12/12/2018
13/07/2018

There are three PhD studentships remaining to fill in Optical Medical Imaging for the 2018 OPTIMA Centre for Doctoral Training cohort. The final

For the academic year 2017-2018, this course has been renamed "Probability, Estimation Theory, and Random Signals", whi...
03/01/2018

For the academic year 2017-2018, this course has been renamed "Probability, Estimation Theory, and Random Signals", which covers the two existing courses "Probability, Random Variables, and Estimation Theory", and "Statistical Signal Processing". See http://www.drps.ed.ac.uk/current/dpt/cxpgee11164.htm for more detail.

17/02/2017

How long does it take to get a doctorate degree? How do you get into grad school? Are you qualified to do a PhD? Answers to these questions and more

17/11/2016

Added to LEARN: A detailed response to the Mid-Semester Questionnaire (Start-Stop-Continue) for "PGEE11123 Probability, Random Variables, and Estimation Theory". Enjoy!

06/10/2016

Yesterday's first lecture capture has been uploaded to LEARN. Sadly, the second lecture capture is probably useless, as I forgot to switch the microphone back on :-(

05/10/2016

Hello; haven't been updating this page much, as so far all the material has been added to LEARN. However, I've just updated Handout 4 to reflect today's discussion on the "mean vector" and various derivations. These derivations are new to the handout, although identical to the annotations made in today's lecture. These have been added to LEARN, and is in "Sidebar 6" on Page 109.

18/09/2016

Welcome to the new MSc class in Signal Processing and Communications for 2016/17 at the University of Edinburgh.

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