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Bounds for maximum likelihood regular and non-regular DoA estimation in K-distributed noise

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Fig. 1. Comparison of the approximations of in (40) and (43). and .
Fig. 3. Mean square error of AML estimator using either all snapshots or a single snapshot corresponding to minimal
Fig. 4. Cramér-Rao bounds and mean square error of estimators versus with
Fig. 7. Cramér-Rao bounds and mean square error of estimators versus .
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