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FFT on a signal with a length that is not a multiple of the period of its harmonics

I was very surprised to find an apparent limitation to a FFT on a simple signal. Let's consider a timeseries made of L=100 points, and simply composed of the sum of two sinus waves: one with a ...
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Determine Sample Size for Sensor Data

I'm trying to determine the bias on a gyro that is under constant motion. The way I've been doing this is sampling it over a long period (~1 minute at 100Hz) and taking the average. However, if there ...
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Why can't we use the Neyman-Pearson likelihood ratio directly?

If you have a bunch of events and would like to choose a cut to distinguish background and signal, you can take the likelihood ratio $$ \lambda(\vec x) = \frac{f(\vec x| s)}{f(\vec x| b)} $$ and the ...
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