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Expected value of a signal times conjugate transpose

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microtorrent135

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I want to know what does it means the Expected value of a signal X times the conjugate transpose of itself. X is a matrix with complex entries.

E[ X X']=?

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I think it's just notation for the covariance matrix. I suspect the mean of the values is zero (they're signals about zero?), so E(X X') = E((X-x) (X-x)') = cov(X) where x is the mean of X and cov(X) is the covariance matrix of X.
 
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