Probability and Random processes

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The discussion centers on the need for effective study resources for understanding probability and random processes in the context of Digital Communications. The user, a graduate student with a background in physics, seeks recommendations for books and video lectures to enhance their knowledge. A notable suggestion is "The Schaum's Outlines on Digital Communications," which includes two chapters dedicated to introductory probability and random signals, making it a valuable resource for students in this field.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Digital Communications principles
  • Basic knowledge of probability theory
  • Familiarity with random processes
  • Experience with mathematical modeling
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore "The Schaum's Outlines on Digital Communications" for foundational concepts
  • Watch video lectures on probability and random processes from platforms like Coursera or edX
  • Study "Probability and Random Processes" by Papoulis for in-depth understanding
  • Practice problems related to random signals and their applications in communication systems
USEFUL FOR

Graduate students in communication systems, physics students transitioning to digital communications, and anyone looking to strengthen their understanding of probability and random processes in engineering contexts.

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I am a grad student of communication systems but earned a Bsc in physics . I am taking a module presently called Digital communication which require a lot of probability and random processes which I never did while in school.

Could anyone give me advice on how I can study for probability and random processes as related to Digital Communications. good book recommendations or video lectures to get up to speed will bbe nice.

Thanks
 
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The Schaums Outlines on digital communications has 2 chapters on introductory probability and random signals.
 

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