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SigLib™ DSP Library Now Open Sourced

London, England, January 4th 2022 Ref : NPR0110 

Sigma Numerix Ltd. today announced the release of V10 of it’s ultra portable SigLib Digital Signal  Processing and Machine Learning library.  

V10 now includes enhanced functions for training and inferring Artificial Intelligence and Machine  Learning Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). In addition to the traditional DSP functions, the  SigLib ML functions are designed for embedded applications such as vibration monitoring etc. They  are architected for Edge-AI applications and have been written for the highest level of MIPS and  memory optimization.  

Containing over 1000 DSP and ML functions, SigLib is now available with a dual open source (GPL)  and commercial license and is available from GitHub at: https://github.com/Numerix-DSP/siglib.  

John Edwards, the architect and author of SigLib said “This library brings together over 30 years of  DSP and ML algorithm development and I am pleased to bring it to a wider audience through GitHub  and the new open source license”.  

Further information can be obtained from : https://www.numerix-dsp.com/contact.  Ends.  

Press Contact : John Edwards, Sigma Numerix Ltd, jedwards@numerix-dsp.com 

Sigma Numerix Ltd.  

Sigma Numerix Ltd. is an internationally respected supplier of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) software. Formed in 1992  to develop and supply world class DSP libraries, Numerix is leading the way in providing portable, flexible and powerful  software. Numerix’ customers include many of the world’s leading companies in the fields of telecommunications,  industrial automation, defence and scientific research. 

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