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Optimum filter synthesis with DPLMS method for energy reconstruction
Optimum filters are granted increasing recognition as valuable tools for parametric estimation in many scientific and technical fields. The DPLMS method, introduced some twenty years ago, is especially effective among the synthesis algorithms since it derives the optimum filters directly from the ex
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