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Homework 3 (Due: Dec. 4 th ) (1) Write a Matlab program for the scaled Gabor transform .

Homework 3 (Due: Dec. 4 th ) (1) Write a Matlab program for the scaled Gabor transform . y = Gabor(x, tau, t, f, sgm ) (35 scores)

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Homework 3 (Due: Dec. 4 th ) (1) Write a Matlab program for the scaled Gabor transform .

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  1. Homework 3 (Due: Dec. 4th) (1) Write a Matlab program for the scaled Gabor transform. y = Gabor(x, tau, t, f, sgm) (35 scores) x: input, tau: samples on t-axis for the input, t: samples on t-axis for the output f: samples on f-axis, sgm: bound of the integration y: output (i) The code should be mailed to me, (ii) Write as a function ,(iii) Choose an input x (Use *.wav), plot theoutput y , (iv) Usetic andtocto show therunning time,(v) Determinetau of the following example,(vi) The running time should be as short as possible (for the following example, within 2 seconds) [a1, fs] = wavread('Chord.wav'); x=a1(:,1).‘; % only extract the first channel tau = (? Please think how to determine tau); dt = 0.01; df= 1; t= 0:dt:max(tau); f= 80:df:1000; sgm= 200; tic y= Gabor (x, tau, t, f, sgm); toc

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