>> And even then, I rather suspect that any hard-copy publications would
>> assume that you're already an expert in signal processing...
>
> Depends on what you look for.  If you look for something published by the
> professional society for signal processors, yes.  That's kind like saying
> "well, I could find some information on creating 3D graphics, but ACM
> won't have anything introductory".  Which of course they wouldn't,
> because that's not their audience.
>
> When looking for materials, it's important to look for resources that are
> targeted at your level.  That's part of the filtering that you have to do
> when searching for information on a topic.

Well, there must be people who weren't DSP experts, and are now. Which 
means that materials must exist somewhere. But on the whole, it seems 
unless you pay to go on a training course, you stand no chance of 
actually learning most of this stuff. (And I'm not paying money for 
something that's only a hobby.)

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