Digital Signal Processing Using Matlab : A Problem Solving Companion, 4Th Edition [Paperback] Vinay K. Ingle | John G. Proakis Paperback – January 1, 2017

Great book. Love the Matlab functions defined and I still use them for other classes and work. Good for learning DSP as well as helping improve Matlab skills.

I'm an engineer taking a graduate course in DSP using Digital Signal Processing Priciples, Algorithms, and Applications as the textbook. I find that working with concrete MATLAB examples in this companion book very helpful. The only complaint is the material is a bit dated, written for MATLAB 5 instead of MATLAB 2013 so some of the functions used in this book, all of them are available on the Mathworks website, have been replaced with built-in MATLAB functions which offer more features and superior performance.

DSP books can't get any better than this. The material is well outlined. There is sufficient coverage of the theory and how to implement it on Matlab.

The book stops at 612, the final page of chapter 12, but there are supposed to be more chapters after that. I bought this book, because it is supposed to have a chapter on random signals, but it is missing... The table of Contents and Index both reflect the existence of this chapter, but it is not in the physical book sitting in front of me.The material that is present is phenomenal.

The content is well-written and the exercises are easy to follow. This book could be very beneficial to somebody who wants some hands-on DSP experience.I think that where the book falls short is that it fails to include some of the Matlab features that are truly useful for DSP engineers. The authors do not even mention my all-time favorite Matlab DSP feature: fdatool. I think that overall, the book is good for somebody who is new to DSP programming with Matlab, but some simple updates to this book could elevate it to the definitive guide for DSP M&S with Matlab.

I love the way the information is presented, in a smart and logical order.

This book would also work very well with either MItra's or Oppenheimer 's"Digital SIgnal Processing" books which are great but focus on the theory, and this one focuses on the (system level) implementation.I really enjoy it and would recommend it to colleagues

It's a useful guidance for transforming the DSP problems from Mathcad 14.0 solution to Matlab R2313a counter-part, although this book is not design for that purpose. That's will be great if the authors provides half of the solution for problem solution of each chapter. Please do so by adding the partial problem solution in textbook's website--because not all readers are enrolling in the DSP class using the Matlab tools--some EE or Software Engineering departments might choose the Matcad instead.