Lab-II代写、代做SPSS留学生、代写Python，Java编程语言、代做c/c++代写

日期：2019-03-23 11:08

LABORATORY EXERCISE (Lab-II)1

Lab-II: Signal Processing Software System (SPSS)

Concepts and syntax to be used: Random number generation,

looping and control, arrays, comparison operations, linear search

operations

Problem Statement: In this assignment, a slow time-varying

random signal is sampled and the sampled values are stored in a

linear array for processing. A number of operations are then

performed on the stored values.

Design and implement a program that does the following

operations.

General instructions: First read the entire document carefully

before you begin designing your solution. There are TWO

PARTS in this problem. READ both the parts first and then

decide on your design.

Flow-Chart: After reading both the parts, draw a

FLOW_CHART capturing your design. Your code will be

verified if it follows the flow-chart design.

Clearly write comments for your code. Comments carry marks.

This question uses a random generator and hence the values in

your array will be different from the sample output. The sample

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output is only for you to know the format and type of output

expected.

PART I: Follow all the steps in that order indicated.

Consider an integer array Signal_A[] that can store 100 integer

numbers in the range -10 to +10.

(A) Signal Generation: Use the given code skeleton at the

end of the problem statement on Page 4 to generate these

random integers and store in the Signal_A[] array.

Print this Signal_A[] array first; This is your base

sampled signal.

Sample output:

[-7 0 8 5 6 -4 0 -1 4 4 -3…..]

(B) Max & Min Search Operation: Using this Signal_A[]

array to a search for maximum and minimum values from

this array of 100 integers; Print your output max and min

values; If there are more than one maximum and minimum

values it is sufficient if you print just once the values.

Sample output:

Max: 8

Min: -3

(C) Zero Count Operation: Use this above Signal_A[] array

to perform a Zero_Count operation which counts the

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number of zeros and the indices where they occur in the

list and print your results. While counting you need to

report the number of zeros from 0 to 49 and 50 to 99

separately as indicated below.

Sample output:

Zero at indices: 0, 1, 5, 6, 7, 10, 27… 43, 57, 65, 66,

87….

Total zero count = 53

Total zero count_A_0_49 = 23

Total zero count_B_50_99 = 30

(D) Filtering Operation: Use the original array Signal_A[]

and do a Zero_Bias operation which replaces all the

negative values to 0. Count the number of negative values

and then replace them with zeros. You may choose to do

this together! Save this array as a Zero_Bias_A[] array;

Display the number of negative values in the Signal_A.

Print this Zero_Bias_A[] array.

Sample output:

Number of negative values: 27

Zero_Bias_A = [0 0 8 5 6 0 0 0 4 4 0…..]

PART II: Now generate a new Signal_B – Repeat all the parts

(A) to (D) above. Determine the following:

(i) Display the percentage difference between Zero

Counts (Part I.C) between Signals A and B;

(ii) Display which signal has more zeros in the interval 0 to

49 and in the interval 50 to 99.

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(iii) Display the difference between the respective max

values and respective min values between the signals.

(max of A – max of B; min of A - min of B)

NOTE: For Part II you need to decide how you wish to present

your results, as this is a design issue.

Flow-Chart: By now you must have read both the parts.

Draw a FLOW_CHART capturing your design. Your Code

will be verified if it follows the flow-chart design.

Skeleton Code for Random Number generator [-10,10]

NOTE: Only skeleton code is given here for your guidance.

int main()

{

int toss;

srand((unsigned int)time(NULL));

/* Generate random numbers in the range [-10,10] */

for (int i=0;i<20;i++){

// toss a coin here

// If head, then generate a -ve num & a 0

…

else // +ve num & a 0

…

}

return 0;

}