From Signal Processing to AGI: A Mathematical Foundation develops the central claim that artificial intelligence is best understood not as a break from classical signal processing, but as its high-dimensional, adaptive, and learned continuation. The book begins with the mathematics of signals, representation spaces, uncertainty, Fourier and wavelet analysis, optimization, statistical learning, kernels, and nonlinear operators, showing that the essential problems of AI—perception, estimation, compression, prediction, and decision—already live inside the deeper structure of signal-processing theory. From that foundation, it builds a unified language in which observations become structured signals, learned models become operators on representation spaces, and intelligence itself becomes the transformation of uncertain measurements into useful internal state, inference, and action. The result is a mathematically rigorous bridge from classical analysis to modern machine learning, grounded in Hilbert spaces, stochastic processes, spectral methods, and variational principles.
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