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    This document describes how to compute the convolution sum of two input signals, x and h. It defines x and h as input signals, computes their lengths m and n, pads each with zeros to make them the same length, and then iterates through indices i and j to sum the product of the signals' values at each index offset by i-j+1.

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    This document describes how to compute the convolution sum of two input signals, x and h. It defines x and h as input signals, computes their lengths m and n, pads each with zeros to make them the same length, and then iterates through indices i and j to sum the product of the signals' values at each index offset by i-j+1.

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    This document describes how to compute the convolution sum of two input signals, x and h. It defines x and h as input signals, computes their lengths m and n, pads each with zeros to make them the same length, and then iterates through indices i and j to sum the product of the signals' values at each index offset by i-j+1.

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    Computation 

    of convolution sum

    x=input(x[n])
    h=input(h[n])

    m=length(x)

    n=length(h)

    X=([x,zeros(1,n)])
    H=([h,zeros(1,m)])

    i=1

    i<=n+m-1

     True 

    Y(i)=0

    j=1

    j<=m-1

     True   False 

    i-j+1>0 i++

     True 

     False  Y(i)=Y(i)+X(j)H(i-j+1)

    j++

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