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The wording on the definition of a Memoryless system was good but the definition of a system with memory could be worded a little differently. For example: "depends on inputs at more than just this time" could be worded to "depends on inputs at more than that particular point in time." This helps clarify a little more. - Max Paganini | The wording on the definition of a Memoryless system was good but the definition of a system with memory could be worded a little differently. For example: "depends on inputs at more than just this time" could be worded to "depends on inputs at more than that particular point in time." This helps clarify a little more. - Max Paganini | ||
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| + | I think the definition for memoryless is excellent and agree as Max pointed out already the definition for a system with memory would be better if clarified slightly. -- Paul S. | ||
Revision as of 06:40, 18 September 2008
The wording on the definition of a Memoryless system was good but the definition of a system with memory could be worded a little differently. For example: "depends on inputs at more than just this time" could be worded to "depends on inputs at more than that particular point in time." This helps clarify a little more. - Max Paganini
I think the definition for memoryless is excellent and agree as Max pointed out already the definition for a system with memory would be better if clarified slightly. -- Paul S.
