probability of two signals are equivalent

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ka yama
ka yama on 12 Feb 2015
Answered: Star Strider on 12 Feb 2015
I am new to electronic engineering and DSP. I have this orignal signal matrix signalXY [X1,Y1] . . . . [Xn,Yn]
and then it goes through series of transformation. It can be rotation/shift_bit/or whatever transformation through a transformation Matrix. so suppose through this operation I will have A1....Am matrix from the original signal. The 1...m transformation is not necessarily the same.
and I have another signal signalPQ but go through different transformation not necessarily the same as above. so now I have let say B1...Bm
now if I mix the two bags A1...An and B1...Bm together. And then draw from these combine bag randomly of the two matrix How can I determine the confident level the two matrix Ai = Bj are equivalent?
I am thinking using spectral analysis but not sure if it is the right path. and also if any R/Matlab/python package can help this work ?? Suggestion on approach this problem ??
-Thx sincerely.

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Star Strider
Star Strider on 12 Feb 2015
‘How can I determine the confident level the two matrix Ai = Bj are equivalent?’
I have difficulty following what you are doing. From a statistical perspective, you cannot prove that they are equivalent. The best you can do is to prove is that they are not different, at a specific probability (confidence interval). I would use the Statistics Toolbox functions ttest or ttest2, whichever you believe is most appropriate, based on what you know about your data.

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