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Improving frequency-response estimates by reduction of end effects

The use of Fourier analysis as a step in building a model of a linear dynamic system involves end effects which introduce bias and variance in estimates. The source of these errors is considered, and their detailed form is estimated. This leads to a significant improvement in the accuracy of the final model. Simulation results are included.

J. Douce

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