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nsp (Non-linear signal processing)

Sandbox for non-linear signal processing in Python (2.7) written for a better understanding of the complex methods. All materiel and syntax is inspired by the work of Lars Kai Hansen DTU for the 02657 non-linear signal processing course.

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Installation

cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/aaskov/nsp.git

Examples

This is a timeseries prediction example using a Gaussian Process which is found in example_gp.py. Both the best log-likelihood and least-square fit is shown. A 95% confidence interval along the predictions is shown in the right figure.

This is a two-class classification example using a Support Vector Machine which is found in example_svm.py. The algorihtm learns a set of support vectors that can be used for new (unseen) observations. The test result is shown in the right figure.

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MIT

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