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A Spatial-Domain Technique for the Design of 3-D Separable-Denominator State-Space Digital Filters

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In this paper,a technique for designing 3-D separable-denominator state-spacedigital filters is developed. The design process is divided intotwo phases. First, the coefficient matrices related to stabilityare constructed for the filter to be stable by using alternatingvariable method. Next, the other matrices are obtained by solvinglinear equations. These phases are repeated until there is nosignificant change in the squared error function.

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Doi, A., Hinamoto, T. A Spatial-Domain Technique for the Design of 3-D Separable-Denominator State-Space Digital Filters. Multidimensional Systems and Signal Processing 12, 89–98 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008472928695

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