Mathematics of Signal Processing - Gilbert Strang

[@ashimhaque]

A real human being with real contribution to the humanity. I will always respect him as my professor. I learned a lot from him.

[@NNCCCC63]

All hail. No man living can make linear algebra more appealing and accessible .

[@ashimhaque]

I completely agree.

[@matrixate]

...except for Gilbert Strang.

[@thomaselder4076]

truth

[@KrazyKittyTailz]

I agree! Purdue's Math Dept still uses his 'Linear Algebra & Its Applications' text for MA 511, which I took for MSECE then (Signal Processing, of course).

[@malebitsatimbuktu3352]

This man has actually explained the whole telecommunication course in less than 10 minutes

[@grantsmith3653]

I’ve never heard anyone describe the difference between pure and applied math so kindly and gently. Gil is the best

[@MathShala1010]

Joy and pain of pure and applied mathematicians is explained beautifully...

[@dr.zoidberg9844]

Prof. Strang, always explain in a simple way, the best

[@ashimhaque]

He is the best. He has my utmost respect.

[@kerburettor2890]

WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE ON THE INTERNET DR. ZOIDBERG???

[@alesiaguyton518]

Cool lectures like u and AhmadBazzi should be awarded :)

[@movahediacademy9017]

This guy's linear algebra videos helped me such that I only missed one problem out of 30 on my linear algebra final. It helped alot!

[@masoudmahmoudi3068]

A great mathematician of this era

[@madtrade]

Gilbert Strang is the GOD of teaching. I love that man

[@woosix7735]

Gil strang is the most legit professor ever! Keep rocking!

[@Signalprocessing-c8y]

he is a great professor in the field of linear algebra and mathematics

[@yosepinpetrapurbanugraha2534]

Impressive explanation about mathematical behind signal processing.

[@macrubit]

The lines on his shirt illustrate what he is saying

[@thryce82]

He seems extremely chill in all of his recordings. Also its nice that he isnt stuck on the whole pure math applied math culture war. I would like to think most mathmeticians are not. But the few ive met at you definitely are. Small sample size though.

[@volkerblock]

Important for foreign ears: clear accent, well understandable, a benefit compared to other lecturers.

[@flashbaq23]

Seriously

[@sanjogh777]

Best teacher I ever had..

[@chopnchoopn13]

MIT is the world. Thank you Prof. Gilbert

[@ChengHeWu]

time passes so fast, I like this professor, thank you so much !

[@maumauguz]

I hope someday to be ableto to go to MIT and have classes with this professor :D

[@ashimhaque]

I wish you all the best.

[@hugabee2580]

Thank you for your time and effort

[@luizfnetto.03]

Amazing, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@youre100right3]

Wavelets - better for sudden changes Sinusoids (Fourier Transform) - better for smooth changes

[@itsalwayssunnyingoa2963]

I learned more in this 10 mins than every engineerimg lecture i attended in college

[@malebitsatimbuktu3352]

You're not alone. I actually hated my engineering course until I watched this video

[@Mohamed-zo6so]

Mr Strang mit best algebra teachers

[@thomaskim5394]

Should address him as Professor Strang or Dr. Strang.

[@yudinuransyah706]

Can someone tell me how wavelets works ?? I really want to study this object cause this function so magnificent

[@stearin1978]

Best teacher!

[@allandogreat]

Great people, learned linear algebra from him

[@marufhasan9365]

The man, the legend.

[@arin25895]

prophet of knowledge.

[@IlyaKutukov]

Great lection

[@thevoid141]

He is the best

[@robertw2930]

around 6:00 is he explaining pixelization?

[@foolhunter6509]

No he is talking about block transform coding artifacts. The uncompressed image is divided into blocks before transformation into the frequency domain; these blocks are individually transformed (using a cosine transform for old-style jpeg). The edges of each block in the spacial-domain compressed image are often visible as discontinuities in the image: these are the 'blocking' artifacts mentioned in the video.

[@argiletonne]

I can't tell if he's kidding or not he keeps winking.

[@D3tyHuff]

Notice how while he is explaining what a signal is, he is giving us an example too by giving signals with his left eye.

[@MrSkatosakoulas]

ALL HAIL MISTER STRANG

[@ppwalk05]

great primer