In a different subject areas, data analysis tasks exist in which a certain general structure is distinguished, while the number of possible methods for implementing subtasks increases. The question arises: which combination of methods is better? Dsplab allows you to describe the overall scheme of the task (plan) and assign the so-called “workers” to perform the subtasks. So the main field of application of dsplab is the investigation of variety of methods solving the same signal processing task.
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