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Title: Robust statistics book with a funny title
Review: The authors offer a lot of useful material. However, they do not offer a bridge between the jargon of signal processing (filters) and robust statistics. It would have been much more useful with that having been done.It is written in the jargon of the robust statistics folks. If you have not read a book on that subject, you probably will be more than a little lost. If you understand signal processing and rubust statistics well, you don't need the book.Their main interest is in 2D processing and when I have to do some image processing, I will look at the book again and perhaps find something redeeming. I find Arce's book on Nonlinear Signal Processing quite a bit more useful in the general case.It is high priced at the used price. It is definitely not worth the full price. A good book on statistical signal processing and a good book on robust statistics cost less and has more value.
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