Method for determining the change of a signal, and an...

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Measurement system – Measured signal processing

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ABSTRACT:
A method of estimating a change of a variable over a measurement window, including the steps of taking multiple samples of the variable during the measurement window, defining a weight to be associated with each sample, the weight varying as a function of position of the sample within the measurement window, processing the samples taking account of their weight to form an estimate of the change in the variable.

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