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Reciprocal Walsh Series

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1974
Any basis function of a generalized Fourier series takes on many values in an interval. In contrast, the binary nature of the basis functions of Walsh-Fourier series (WFS) allows them to be considered self-reciprocal1 except for a finite number of discontinuities. Hence, quotients of linear combinations of Walsh functions may be used to generate series
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Ternary Walsh Transform

2005 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2005
The new ternary Walsh transform is introduced in this article. It is based on Kronecker product as well as the known Galois field (3) (GF(3)) and new ternary operations and its big advantage is that the same hardware implementation can be used for both forward and inverse ternary Walsh transforms.
Bogdan J. Falkowski, Shixing Yan
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Recursive evaluation of walsh coefficients for multiple integrals of walsh series

Automatica, 1984
The paper refers to the problem of error propagation resulting from truncation of the operational matrix in Walsh series. Algebraic properties of the partitioned operational matrix and of the partitioned coefficient vectors are given. Using these properties, recursive expressions are derived for evaluating residual terms associated with truncation of ...
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Walsh Functions, Walsh Filters and Self-Similarity

2020
Walsh functions, Walsh filters and their self-similarity are discussed in this chapter. One and two-dimensional Walsh functions in rectangular and polar co-ordinates are defined. The concepts of radial and azimuthal Walsh functions are introduced. The method of generation of azimuthal Walsh functions of different orders has been demonstrated. Azimuthal
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Walsh Spectral Analysis

SIAM Review, 1981
In this paper we review recent work on the stochastic approach of Walsh spectral analysis. We are mainly interested in the properties of the finite Walsh transform, which in turn allow us to derive...
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New Capabilities of Walsh Functions and Walsh Transforms

1977
Abstract : Research progress has been in four areas: solution of difference equations; sequency ordering of Hadamard functions; generalized orthogonal transformation matrix; and analysis of nonlinear systems.
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Diskrete WALSH-Transformationen, schnelle WALSH-Transformationen

1994
In diesem Kapitel besprechen wir Zusammenhange, welche fur die numerische Behandlung von WALSH-Transformationen wichtig sind. Wir leiten sog. „schnelle WALSH-Transformationen“ her. Das sind Produktzerlegungen der Transformationsmatrix, welche die Anzahl der Rechenoperationen reduzieren.
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An Implementation Technique for Walsh Functions

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1971
A technique is presented for the generation of any finite set of Walsh functions in both serial and parallel form. It uses a straightforward constructive definition of these functions. In order to simultaneously generate the first 2nfunctions, [(22n-1)/3] storage devices and (2n+2-5) logic gates are required.
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Function Approximation by Walsh Series

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1975
Function approximation by a finite Walsh series is considered. There are two methods for selecting the terms of a series. The process of threshold sampling gives a least-square error approximation, but no error analysis technique is available. However, error analysis is possible if terms are selected according to degrees and subdegrees.
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On the Definition and Generation of Walsh Functions

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1972
A proof is given of a method proposed by Lackey and Meltzer [2] for determining the selection of Rademacher functions that must be combined to generate a specified Walsh function. The method provides a convenient way of digitally controlling a Walsh function generator.
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