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213 Correlation, Crosscorrelation and Autocorrelation
‘The correlation of two discrete time sequences x(a) and ya) is defined a5,
sola)= 35 x) (0m) 2268)
here (a is the coreaton sequence absined by corelation of x(n) andy(n) and mis the vrable wet
{or time Sif. The correlation of two different sequences is called erosscorrlatin and the correlation of a
sequence with itself is called autocorrelation. Hence autocorelaton ofa dserete time sequence is defined as,
ato = 35 x) n= m) 20
If the sequence x(n) has N, samples and sequence y(n) has N ae then the erosscorrelation
sean) wll inte duration sequence cons ingot Ni
Mi ‘samples, thenChapter 2-Disrete Time Sgnats and ystems
: 2.100
Tn the equation (2.65), the sequence xe) wshied end he sequence x0) is hie
time 1 an 8 cnet betes Yo) Suse a
oo rcs mio ie oe ie eosenrnn
operation can also be expressed as, a
sior= Frere yo 2.67)
2iSA Procedure for Evaluating Correlation
Tet, x(n) = Diserste time sequence with N, samples
(0) = Disorete time sequence with N, samples
[Now the corelation of x(n) andy(a) will produce a sequencer,
coming Name
nga 20) Tera mye nna Hoban
replacing m by q, in equation (2.65). ae ie ee
2 =F xevy0-0 268)
: “The evaluation of equation (2.68 to determine the value of, (m)atm=q involves the allowing tee
steps
1. shitting
{Shit (a) by times tothe right ifqjis positive, shit y(n) by asimes tothe
Tet fq ia negative to obtain (0-9).
‘.Multpication + Multiply x(0) by y(0- @) to get a product sequence, Latte product
equence bev) Now, Hs) = x(a) x YO
3.Summation + Sum all the values of the product sequence v,(n) to obtain the value of
rfematm=a fie t4(0)
“The above procedure wil give the value () at single time insta ay m= Tn genera wee
er ng the value of te sequencs,() overall te ime insani in he ange Ym <9
ite ea given above st be repeated forall poste tie shin he range -¥ <<
vee colton of finite dation seuenesitis pone pet he star and end ofthe reset
set Ney isNpin eqn and warts w= ani 0 6 poutemene end a
ae a eer er (a) @ man, -(0,*N,—1)The vacate forma adie aeot7)
te a penaouned ste eT fil ve fm mfr) ism ay SNS 2»
oe cofrlaton operation involve ll he tape in convolution operation ence te SE
ene earth convason fx) aed eguenee fm) Willeenrie We ra=nnion
sequence f4()-
ice, f(r) =x(0) *y-2) <0.)
‘he procedure given above can be used for computing susie oon of x(a) For computing
autoconsefon using equation (2.68) replace yin) by HO—)- Sima when equation (2.69) is used,
replace y(-n) by x9).
‘The autocorrelation of N-point sequence x(n) will
x(a) starts at =a, then initial valve of
2N=1 point autocorrelation sequence.
Torr {a ism=—(N-1). The final value of m= m,forr =)ital Sena rocesing
Properties of Correlation
1. The crossoreation sequence rm) issimply a feed version of, ().
ben rom) = 5,-m)
Here autaconsaton ran ven fintion-
2 The rosiontin seq stsis th condo,
(| 5 Jen (0) = YEE,
hr, B, and E ate eno on) andy spiel
(on ppv the sbove ondon to alocotelstion seen we et
fro 400)=,
From the above equations we infer thatthe erosscorrelaton sequence and autocorrelation
imum values st aro shit.
‘Using the maximum vale of autocorrelation sequence, the normalized autocorrelation sequence
is defined a,
(my = fal.
Palm) <0)
‘Methods of Computing Correlation
‘Method 1: Graphical Method
Let x(a) and) be the input sequences an) be the output sequence.
1. Sketch the graphical representation of he input quence (a) and (0.
2 Shift the sequence y(n) to the let graphically so thatthe product of xo) and sifted y(n) gives
‘nly one nonzero sample. Now multiply x(0) and shied (a) o get product sequence, and then
sum up the samples of produc sequence, which isthe ist sample of output sequence,
3. To get the next sample of output sequence, shit y(n) of previous step to one postion right
and multiply the shifted sequence with x(n) to get a product sequence. Now the sum of the
samples of product sequence gives the second sample of output sequence.
4, To get subsequent samples of output sequence, the step 3 is repeated until we get » nonzero
product sequence.
Method 2: Tabular Method
‘The tabular method is same as that of graphical method, except thatthe tabular representation of the
sequences are employed instead of graphical representation. In tabular method, every input sequence and
shifted sequence is represented on a row ina table,hopter2- Discrete Fime Signals andsyatens
(+n) wll enral the crosseorreltion sequencer,
pute convaltion of x0) nd y(-n) by matin meted 9) Hees fol
4 mati method one ofthe sequen
a the sequence is represented as a row andthe other as «cola as shown
Mati eachcoluna clement withow ements afi te mati y
Now te samo te dor lene gies te sample of uptsequnes 1,0
diagonal elements are shown below for reference). ee cae
Fx YO
aD 31O) 4x0) 9-1) +
4x2) yO) Hx(1 9-10) 9-294
sx) 0)#x2) yD (1) 96-2) +200) 90-3)
Example 2.32
Perform crostcorrelation ofthe sequences, x(n
Soluti
{Lett be the croscovelation sequence olsained by rostoreltion of xin) andy
The eroscoroation sequen rn iivenby,
Exon
‘The x(n) starsat n=O and has 4 samples.
ellen G28 See tise) sie]2s
Pislat Sigal Processing
\ 4 =0,n,na oe
Theyln stats at =0 and has 3 samp
Vm =0,n03
Now ty) will have
N+,
‘The nial value fm
2449-1 6 samples,
= =m
i caapaenesers 3) gees 1 (-2)
Te Corian a) 2 tol-2) 0404140404001
E ato ote Tae y= = ve xla)
ya: vo)
The sum of produc sequence
© Yl 08-4)
‘(110405414040 215hapter2- Discrete Fime Stgnats and:
vwhenm=0 : r= F xy = F aim yore Fw
puttin of (0)
whenm=1 : q(t F xindyin-m= F xin ylor= $F
a
Fig 7: Computation of 2). alo) ave (2)
rf) 20-4042 414
wen a3. oa)e_$ xn) yi—2
v0)
‘The sum of product sequence
ws) 25 1408)
So ty(8)=04040424040022s Distal Squat Processing
The rnconelain sequence, ad, TS ASA A
toy
Fi8 9: Graphiclrepreenaion of yt
bular Method
Tretlven sequence andthe shied sequnees canbe opresened in the tabular aray as shown below.
327s
2
Waa y ay
=)
os [4
10) vfs
(ite Te file tie ae]
ewe es in hee arene a
Esch sample fs given by,
solod= Sx yin
Todeemine stg ; rand (no get produc sequence
fie, mu sum of thesamplsat ihe poses
200) y10) 0404140404001
Whenm=—t 7 N= ¥ x) ysie0405+14040 n15
Wherm=0 10) = ¥ syd w1405+2s0 a5
Whenmet 5 ii) = 3 sb nh) =dsistes oy
Wrenm=2 2) = Sadnysid s0s0e2r140 a3
When =i" 7 6) =) 3) acl Nee peerno ene ne
‘Crosscorrelaton sequence, ran) = 11, 1.5, 35, 4.3,21banter 2 Discrete Time Signats and systems 2.106
Mat: Method
‘Method 3: Matrix Method
F widet05. 5 \ yemen,oss0
amas oh cee 2 column and he lded sequence yee aranged.
The
blow. The elamentsoftheiwe ees ‘sreobsinod by uly
ihcolum elmer est som
violin men ene gives the som
Sy M=1405015 7 r(0)=2405+1035
Ma26 16104 ra 14203 : mo=2
Vr
Example 2,33
Determine the aacorrelation sequence fr xn) (1, 23,4).
Solution
Lot lm be the autocoreation sequence.
‘The autocorclation sequence rm) s given by,
‘lod = ato) xin= mn)
“The x(n stars at n= Oand has 4 samples.
\nj20 and N=
‘Now, fm) will have, 2N=1 =2°4=1 27 sampl
The initia value of m =m ==(N 1) = (4-1)
The final value of m= m,=m,+(2N -2)=-3+(2°4-2)=3,
‘The autocorelation is computed by tabular method. Hence the sequence xn) andthe sited sequences
‘of x(n) are tabulated the following able,
3.2] 4
z a, s[«
x)
a= xsl)
alo = ta)
HOEK
a) = xf)
a= 1) = x0)
xin 2) = x0)2107 Dig stent Processing
Tachonploaimlegien
thas Fmeuncmes: $ cpocsili Rowe eicme—et
Todateine sample ofr, (m) a=, mali the sequence xn and») to gl produc sowepce
Examiner canes oitron a odnf tse evo eos
sequence gives)
when m==3
When m= =2 “n
When m= =20
When m=0 20
whesinet i tat, = Peeveao =osdeeeiz¥0) | [=20
Wines 1 ign = Samayuiserssaverer, oot
Whenm=3 5 tal = S xinlayiad #0+0+044 40404084
4 Autocorrelation sequence, faim) = (4, 11, 20, 30, 20, 11, 41
.
isrete time sequence is defined as,
“The outparSequence obtained by circular corelaton i
9
Z this coreation is alo called periodic corelation. The circular
ula correlation ean be performed with nonperiodic sequdhecs by periodically
quenees requires tat, at east one ofthe sequences should
ded in order to perform cirular
samples. H
periodic sequences, But cre
Extending them The circular correlation of twos
beperodi, Hence its sulfcient fone ofthe sequence is pecodially exten