Sampling Definition and 190 Threads

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    Square wave, sampling and verilog clocks

    Homework Statement Homework Equations My question too :) The Attempt at a Solution Can anybody confirm whether I solved the problem right or wrong? As for the next question about verilog and many clocks I am unable to find a source with that information. Thanks a lot for any...
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    HELP WITH STATS - Good sampling methods for this would be what?

    URGENT HELP WITH STATS - Good sampling methods for this would be what? Are the ones I selected right? I only get one submission. Please please help!
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    MHB Help with this double sampling scheme problem

    Please help with a hint of doing his question, I have drawn the diagram but still confused. Q)In a food production process, packaged items are sampled as they come off a production line. A random sample of 5 items from each large production batch is checked to see whether each item is...
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    Point estimate from multiple sampling distributions

    Dear all, I hope someone can help me. I have two experimental groups, A (n=5) and B (n=8) containing biological samples. The samples are used to estimate my parameter of interest, θ. I do this with Markov-chain Monte-Carlo, which gives me a posterior distribution of θ for each of my samples...
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    Quantile function for leptokurtotic sampling distribution

    I have a research problem that requires me to find the 95th percentile of a sampling distribution like this: http://www.nuclearphynance.com/User%20Files/9231/1minVARCLOSE.png My first question is, what would be a mathematically sound way to calculate something like this, with several clusters...
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    Sampling Error, Homogenous Mixture, Heterogenous Mixture: Benefits/Drawbacks

    Why do you have to use a homogenous mixture in an experiment what are the disadvantages of using a heterogenous mixture?
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    Signal Processing: Up and Down Sampling

    Homework Statement Does the upsampling and downsampling have any effect on the amplitude? consider the following X(e^jw) Homework Equations what will be the amplitude of the signals? do they remain 1 or are they to be divided/multiplied by L/M, L being upsampling factor and M...
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    Periodicty - Sampling of a periodic signal

    periodicty -- Sampling of a periodic signal... I have a doubt..is a signal which is sampled from a periodic signal also periodic?if so then is there a relation beyween the time period of the two?
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    Computability meets Random Sampling

    Some things are physically impossible, but mathematically possible (like exactly bisecting a line segment). Some things are both physically and mathematically impossible (like exactly trisecting an angle "with a ruler and compass".) Things mathematically impossible are proven to be so...
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    Sampling frequency and square waves

    Homework Statement Lets say I have a square wave of 10Hz. I want a good sampling frequency or the Nyquist rate (minimum) to accurately capture its characteristics without aliasing. Is it enough to use 10Hz x 2 as nyquist rate, or must I break it down into harmonic frequencies? and use...
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    Strangely Small Sampling rates with a 400 MHz Oscilloscope

    I'm doing an experiment using a super fancy oscilloscope. I'm measuring a tiny output voltage that varies with time. I was instructed to make my sampling rate as small as possible (~500S/s). Now the signal that I'm looking at is, in other applications when its being sent to a computer and...
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    Nyquist sampling rate and signal anti-aliasing

    Hi all! Quick question. If a Nyquist sampling rate in a signal is 2f, what lower frequencies can be represented without aliasing? I assume you could have frequencies which have only even number of samples in their wave length, or maybe in half of their wave length. Am I wrong? If someone can...
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    MHB Can t-tests be used to compare ecological indices from different sampling sizes?

    Hello everyone I would like that you may help me with this following question: I have data from plant species occurrences from 30 sites (10 beaches with 3 replications for each one; 6 beaches not in erosive process; 4 in erosive process) in coastal dunes vegetation. At each site I have made...
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    How to obtain the sampling frequency of frequency data

    Hi everybody, this is my first question in this forums. I have some complex data in Matlab the absolute value of which represent a frequency response. My data extend from 1 Hz to 20 kHz and have an incremental frequency of 1 Hz. I now need to convert this frequency responses in Impulse...
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    Calculating Minimum Sampling Rate for Fourier Signal

    Hello, I have the following Fourier complex signal: v(t) = 2/πsin(500πt)+1/2sin(1000πt)+1/3sin(1500πt) I need to find the minimum sampling rate for this signal. So, according to the Nyquist Theorem, the sampling rate must be twice the highest frequency component contained in the original...
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    Quadrature sampling detector circuit

    Hi. I'm trying to build a quadrature sampling detector, or Tayloe detector based on the design at http://garage-shoppe.com/wordpress/?p=371 . I intend to feed the I and Q signals into a ADC that uses a 1.65V reference. One thing I'm confused about is the purpose of the 2.5 VDC offset fed into...
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    Sampling distribution of mean item number?

    Homework Statement If you have a box of 1,000 items, with numbers 1-10 on them, 100 for each! And this proves the discrete uniform probability distribution. 1/10 for each.Homework Equations Mean = u = Exp(x) = e(x) St dev worked out by the variation. St Dev = square root of the variation...
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    Sample Size and Standard Deviation of the Sampling Distribution of the Mean

    Hi, I am doing an undergraduate introductory statistics course and I'm trying to understand some basic concepts. I'm trying to understand why the sample size (n) affects the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the mean (σ_{M}) I understand how a sample size affects the...
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    Question about sampling size.

    My experience with statistics is very limited although I understand probability theory quite well. My friend, an accountant, asked a question. He does attribute sampling. I understand most of it intuitively and the math was what I expected it to look like when I got curious and started reading...
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    What Is the Probability That Intersection of Random Samples Has Size 1?

    Hello, I don't really know if this is considered a challenging problem but this is not for homework: You're given a set of numbers S of size n. From S, you draw a random sample A, |A| < n. From S, you draw a random sample B, |B| < n. Sampling doesn't remove items from S. What is the...
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    Need help from someone who knows about importance sampling.

    Hello! My question is about Importance Sampling. I am trying to apply a complex sampling method, which combine two sampling techniques. To do this, the importance sampling is used ONLY to divide the probability distribution into two main parts: Part 1: from 0 to p*, and Part 2: from p* to 1...
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    How does Excel anticipate a sampling distribution using just one sample?

    Hi, I know that Standard Error of a coefficient is the standard deviation of the sampling distribution associated with the coefficient. I understand the concept. What puzzles me is this: We have just one random sample to work with. The calculator or Excel doesn’t have any info on the...
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    Is This Random or Convenience Sampling?

    Hi, I hope you can help. I collected my samples on the street by just asking passers by to fill in my questionnaire. I moved to 5 different locations within the city and spent 3 hours each visit 3 times a week for one month. Is this random sampling? Or it it sill convenience sampling? Can...
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    Why is 44100 Hz the standard sampling rate for compact discs?

    I know that from the sampling theorem you have to go at least twice the frequency you want to sample. Human hearing is around 20 kHz. So 40 kHz would be enough. What are those extra 4100 Hz there for. Now don't get me wrong, I tried google but all results were vague and only scratched the...
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    How to use monte carlo method : importance sampling ?

    Hello.I have a little problem with applying a Monte Carlo method : Importance Sampling.I need to calculate : integral(0 to infinity) integral(0 to infinity) 1/(2 * pi * sqrt((1 + x^2 + y^2)^3))dxdy Can somebody help me ? Thanks in advance.
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    Down sampling, bandpass sampling theorem, downconversion

    I'm trying to demodulate simple AM by using an ADC and the bandpass sampling theorem (as I understand it.) The way I understand the theorem is that by sampling a bandpass signal of frequency f_{0} and bandwidth B, where f_{0} >> B, as long as I use a sampling frequency of >2B I can reproduce...
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    MATLAB 44100 Hz signal sampling, matlab question

    So I was playing in MATLAB with signals. I recorded myself saying some sample sentence. I imported it as a vector (it was mono), and reproduced it and it worked. But then I told matlab, to skip every other element. Basically I wrote this: soundsc(a(1:2:end),44100). what I EXPECTED was to...
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    How Can the Nyquist Rate Ensure Full Signal Recovery?

    They say you can fully recover a signal if you sample it at twice the bandwidth (Nyquist rate). But how is it possible to be able to fully recover the signal since you are missing all the information about the signal between successive samples? For example if you sample cos(2*pi*B*t) at 2B...
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    Nyquist - shannon sampling theorem example

    Homework Statement What sampling frequency would you use to sample the following signal x(t) = 3sin(9πt) - 6cos(8πt)Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution let T1 be the period of 3sin(9πt) and T2 the period of 6cos(8πt) T1 = 2π/9π = 2/9 Τ2 = 2π/8π = 2/8 thus, if f1 is the frequency of...
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    Solving Sampling with Aliasing Homework

    Homework Statement Let the signal x(t) = \left(\displaystyle\frac{\sin(50\pi t)}{\pi t}\right)^2, which we want to sample with sampling frequency \omega_s = 150\pi in order to obtain a signal, g(t) whose Fourier transform is G(\omega). Determine the maximun value for \omega_0 which guarantees...
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    Sampling of a gaussian distribution

    I have a 3d data cube. For every point I measure the property A which is a gaussian variable of mean m and variance s and it's also a function of the density d at every point. A(x,y,z)=f(d(x,y,z))e^(-(X-m)^2/(2\sigma^2)) X is a random number. Now let's say I want to sample the...
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    Bit rate, symbol rate and sampling in LTE

    Hi guys, I have a problem in understanding LTE. LTE is the long term evolution 4G technology. The LTE requirement is 100 Mbps with 1.3, 2.5, 5, 10, 15 and 20 MHz for 128, 256, 512, 1024, 1536 and 2048 subcarriers. Each bandwidth corresponds to each number of subcarriers. My problem here...
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    What are audio sampling signals?

    Does anyone know what audio sampling signals? Not Audio sampling but Audio sampling signals Thanks.
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    What are audio sampling signals and what is the required minimum sampling rate?

    Hi, I have a question and I was wondering whether you might help me, because I have done a lot of research nut no clues. Just bits and pieces. Thanks ALOT Homework Statement In digital transmission, what are audio sampling signals? What is the mimimum sampling rate required...
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    Combine several measures: consensus mean or a sampling problem?

    Combine several measures: "consensus mean" or a sampling problem? Dear all, I have this problem: the work aims to test the value (mean and error) of several sensors (with a different measure for each) in a subjects group, and then to have a single global value (a single mean and error) from...
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    Increasing variance of weights in sequential importance sampling

    Hi all, I know about these facts: 1- The variance of importance weights increases in SIR (also know as the degeneracy problem). 2- It's bad (lol), because in practice, there will be a particle with high normalized weight and many particles with insignificant (normalized) weights. But I...
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    Sampling and recovering a Sawtooth wave

    Hey guys, I've been working extensively on a report for the last few hours. I've managed 28 pages but I'm stuck on something. For a 33kHz sampling of a sawtooth wave, what would the recovered wave look like? I'd imagine it would be recovered through a low pass filter? Also, why is the wave...
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    How Long to Sample for Accurate 60Hz FFT Resolution?

    I am wondering what the minimum sampling duration must be in order to accurately resolve a 60Hz wave. I know the FFT works with periodic waves about the number N but I am not sure how this relates to say a sampling duration that is 1 half the sampling period of a 60 Hz wave. I'm worried that the...
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    Estimator for variance when sampling without replacement

    Does anyone know the formula for an unbiased estimator of the population variance \frac{1}{n}\sum_{i=1}^{n}(x_i - \bar{x})^2 when taking r samples without replacement from a finite population \{x_1, \dots, x_n\} whose mean is \bar{x}? A google search doesn't find anything useful other than the...
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    Sampling Interval for Data: Calculating Omega and Number of Samples Per Period

    I have been given a data and asked to state the sampling interval Heres what I know The data has a value generated for each month of the year, I have calculated a period of 11 years. Now I know the formula: 2PI/omega = number of samples per period So will Omega = PI/66
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    How do we add the affect of the sampling rate to the difference equation?

    I designed four different transfer function to differentiate and accumulate a given function. In my example, the given function is sin() between [0, 6*PI]. Dashed blue line: The original input function (i.e.; sin(t)) Red line: Integration of sin(t) with initial value of -1.0. (H(s) = 1/s)...
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    Photodiode Sampling: How Does Wavelength Affect Plate Saturation

    I am curious how does the wavelength of light let's say 800nm/s collected by a photodiode results from the saturation of the plate 1mm. sq. I have this photodiode from a cdrom and it has 6 legs, two do not have a bias-junction, the other four do, and the collector is slightly greenish. I...
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    Effect of sampling frequency changes in OFDM

    [MODDERATOR NOTE: The OP has a follow up question. I added it to the end of this thread.]
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    Does this problem make sense? (Probability and Survey Sampling)

    Hi, I am trying to answer a question for an assignment, but am convinced that it doesn't make sense. Please see here: http://img813.imageshack.us/img813/1585/qst.png My problem is with Plan 2 in the question. The probability of selecting any of the 5 elements on the first selection is...
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    Is the Hong-Ou-Mandel effect a violation of the fair sampling assumption?

    I am considering http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong%E2%80%93Ou%E2%80%93Mandel_effect" Wikipedia explanation says that "Therefore, when two identical photons enter a 50:50 beam splitter, they will always exit the beam splitter in the same (but random) output mode." And yet before this it...
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    Easy question. Sampling techniques.

    Identify the sampling technique used to collect the data. Nursing supervisors are selected using random numbers in order to determine annual salaries. Choose one answer. a. Random b. Stratified c. Systematic d. Cluster e. Convenience This one is DESTORYING me.. EDIT: Please...
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    Question on Importance Sampling (Monte Carlo method)

    Hi, Suppose I have N iid samples from a distribution q, and I want to estimate another distributin, p, using those samples (Importance Sampling). By "standard importance sampling", I mean the case where samples (prior samples. i.e. samples from q) have equal weights ( w_i = 1/N ). In...
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    How Does Oversampling Affect SNR in Analog Signals?

    Sampling theorem says that we should sample at least at a double rate than the bandwidth of the signal : Fs>=2B. Ideally Fs==2B e.i. oversampling is unnecessary. However, there's always noise present in the signal. Hartley's theorem connects the SNR with the bandwidth and the sampling rate for...
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    Probability: sampling without replacement

    Homework Statement there are 30 red balls, 30 white balls, and 30 blue balls in a container. you draw 10 of them, without replacement. what is the probability that at least one color won't be selected. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i've been working on this one for...
  50. Saladsamurai

    Sampling Distribution of the Means

    Hey folks! :smile: I am working through my text entitled Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists by Walpole et al. I am getting a little stuck on their lackadaisical derivation of the standard deviation of the means. Perhaps I can get a little guidance here by talking it out...
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