This volume explores the cutting edge of signal processing techniques and their implementation in advanced computational architectures. It delves into the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of algorithms designed for complex signal analysis, with a focus on how modern hardware architectures can accelerate these processes. The book is structured around contributions that push the boundaries of what is computationally feasible in signal processing.

This collection of papers, presented at a symposium, offers a snapshot of research in advanced signal processing algorithms and architectures from 1987. The contributions likely represent a specialized academic audience interested in the theoretical and computational aspects of the field. The focus on specific algorithms and architectures suggests a dense, technical read aimed at researchers and advanced students in electrical engineering and computer science.