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In signal processing, white noise produces random signal power spectral density with plane (constant). In other words, it is a signal that contains equal power in any fixed bandwidth. The μ parameter in this formula is the distribution of the average orexpectation (and its number and pattern). The parameter σ is and its standard deviation; and therefore, its variance is σ 2. And Gaussian distribution is said to obey the normal distribution of random variables, known as the normal deviation. Gaussian generation has equal normal distribution, and its probability density function is also called statistical noise of Gaussian distribution. Noise can all have Gaussian characteristic distribution. A special case is Gaussian white noise, at any one time on the replica in the same distribution and statistically independent (and therefore uncorrelated). In applications, Gaussian noise is the most commonly used additive white noise. White Gaussian noise is the most commonly used additive for white noise yield. White Gaussian noise has PDF and flat frequency spectrum. The latter in the series means that there is no correlation between the two points. To put it simply: each point in the WGN series is from a Gaussian PDF without tregard experiment on values of adjacent grid points. For comparison, let's e (n) be drawn randomly from the nth of Gauss's PDF. Thenx (n) = e (n) is wgnbutx (n + 1) = a * x (n) + (1 a) * e (n) is not. Parameters are used to: mean: it is an average or an array, which calculates the mean by dividing a large number of values by the number of values. Syntax: M = mean (a) M = mean (a, dim sum, etc.) standard deviation: standard deviation block to calculate the standard deviation. Input the input of each row column along the specified dimension of the vector, or the entire input. This is a statistic used as a measure of distribution, variation, and is equal to the square root of the deviation from the arithmetic mean of the square of the arithmetic mean. Syntax: S = STD (x) variance: sample variance will be defined as the number of items in the time series in the example: Syntax: mean squared deviation of V = var (x, 1) syntax: CV = xcov (x, x) autocorrelation: correlation coefficient calculation. Histogram: histogram shows the distribution of data values. It enters ten equally spaced containers into the input vector elements and returns the number behind each container as a row vector.