What does MFBLP mean?
MFBLP means Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction?
Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction can be abbreviated as MFBLP
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What does MFBLP stand for? MFBLP stands for "Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction". |
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How to abbreviate "Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction"? "Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction" can be abbreviated as MFBLP. |
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What is the meaning of MFBLP abbreviation? The meaning of MFBLP abbreviation is "Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction". |
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What is MFBLP abbreviation? One of the definitions of MFBLP is "Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction". |
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What does MFBLP mean? MFBLP as abbreviation means "Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction". |
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What is shorthand of Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction? The most common shorthand of "Modified Forward-Backward Linear Prediction" is MFBLP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- F/B HAM - Forward/Backward Hankel Approximation Method
- FBSDE - Forward-Backward Stochastic Differential Equation
- F-B - Forward - Backward
- FBIPO - Forward-Backward Iterative Physical Optics
- MEBDF - Modified Extended Backward Differentiation Formulae
- MRELP - Modified Residually- Excited Linear Prediction
- FBM - Forward-Backward Method
- FBLP - Forward-Backward Likelihood Pruning
- FBLP - Forward-Backward Linear Prediction
- FBSA - Forward-Backward Spectrally Accelerated
- FBA - Forward-Backward Algorithm
- FBR - Forward-Backward Ratio
- F/B - Forward/Backward
- MEBI - Modified Euler Backward Iterative
- BAP - Backward Adaptive Prediction
- BLQ - Backward Linear Quadratic
- FBG - forward-backward gating
- FBMP - Forward Backward Martingale Problem
- MCELP - Modified Code Excited Linear Prediction
- MFBPM - modified forward-backward overdetermined Prony's method