ES422: Signal Processing and Machine Learning for IoT
Fall 2020
Fall 2020
Proposed topics to be covered are similar to the Fall 2018 version initially. After the preliminary topics are covered, the course will focus on machine learning and IoT applications.
Fall 2018
Fall 2018
Topics covered:
Topics covered:
In this course, we cover the following topics, based on student interest. Not all topics may be covered.
- Review of signal processing and linear systems
- Visualization of signals
- Fourier Analysis
- Filtering and noise removal
- Digital and Mobile Communications
- Machine Learning
- Special topics (time permitting): Adaptive Signal Processing, Localization, Image Processing, Detection and Estimation theory
Class Projects:
Class Projects:
Signal Reconstruction using the Fourier Series
Project1.pdf
Signal Analysis/Synthesis using the DFT
Project2.pdf
Audio QPSK
Project3.pdf
Final projects (student selected projects):
Final projects (student selected projects):
Real-Time Tracking of Hockey Players with Amateur Videography
Real-Time Tracking of Hockey Players with Amatuer Videography.pdf
Player_Tracking_Slides.pdf
player_tracking_example.mp4
Videoframe-Based Image Processing Approach to Food Burning Detection
Food_Burning_Final_Paper.pdf
Food_Burning_Slides.pdf
Machine Learning
Machine Learning
The machine learning content covered in this class was covered in a paper presented at the 2019 ASEE/IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (Cincinnati,OH, October 2019).
PID5986743.pdf