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    A signal-flow graph represents computations and tasks as nodes, with directed edges denoting linear transformations from the input signal at one node to the output signal of another. Sources have no entering edges, sinks only have entering edges, and the graph can represent systems of equations like a discrete-time linear time-invariant system.

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    A signal-flow graph represents computations and tasks as nodes, with directed edges denoting linear transformations from the input signal at one node to the output signal of another. Sources have no entering edges, sinks only have entering edges, and the graph can represent systems of equations like a discrete-time linear time-invariant system.

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    A signal-flow graph represents computations and tasks as nodes, with directed edges denoting linear transformations from the input signal at one node to the output signal of another. Sources have no entering edges, sinks only have entering edges, and the graph can represent systems of equations like a discrete-time linear time-invariant system.

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    Digital Signal Processing SFG

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    A signal-flow graph represents computations and tasks as nodes, with directed edges denoting linear transformations from the input signal at one node to the output signal of another. Sources have no entering edges, sinks only have entering edges, and the graph can represent systems of equations like a discrete-time linear time-invariant system.

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    Signal-Flow Graph

    (SFG)
    Nodes: represent computations and/or
    task
    Directed edge (j,k): denote a linear
    transformation
    from the input signal at node j to the
    output signal
    at node k
    Source: no entering edge
    Sink: only entering edges
    [ ] [ ] [ 1] [ 2] [ 3] 0 1 2 3 y n = h x n + h x n + h x
    n+hxn

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