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Sampling of Periodic Signals: A Quantitative Error Analysis

Jacob, M.  
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Blu, T.  
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Unser, M.  
2002
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing

We present an exact expression for the $ L _{ 2 } $ error that occurs when one approximates a periodic signal in a basis of shifted and scaled versions of a generating function. This formulation is applicable to a wide variety of linear approximation schemes including wavelets, splines, and bandlimited signal expansions. The formula takes the simple form of a Parseval's-like relation, where the Fourier coefficients of the signal are weighted against a frequency kernel that characterizes the approximation operator. We use this expression to analyze the behavior of the error as the sampling step approaches zero. We also experimentally verify the expression of the error in the context of the interpolation of closed curves.

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DOI
10.1109/78.995071
Web of Science ID

WOS:000174935200015

Author(s)
Jacob, M.  
Blu, T.  
Unser, M.  
Date Issued

2002

Publisher

IEEE

Published in
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
Volume

50

Issue

5

Start page

1153

End page

1159

Subjects

Sampling Periodic Signals

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http://bigwww.epfl.ch/publications/jacob0201.ps

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