... Department of Electronics, Optronics and Signal 10 Avenue Edouard Belin, 31055 Toulouse France Abstract—Adaptivedetectionofa Swerling I-II type target in ...
... Adaptivedetectionof distributed targets has been addressed in [1] and [2]; noise is modeled in terms of independent, com- plex normal random vectors with a common ...
... embedded in colored noise modeled in terms ofa com- pound-Gaussian ...matrices of the primary and the secondary data share a common structure while having ...
... problem of detecting a target inGaussiannoise with unknown covariance ...matrix. In contrast to the usual assumption of deterministic target ampli- tudes, we assume here ...
... one of the foremost solutions to face the exponential growth of the data ...phase noise. This paper addresses the design of optimum receivers affected by phase ...symbol detection under ...
... demodulation of uncoded M -QAM We depict in Fig. 1 the BER performance of an uncoded 16- QAM with detection based either on the Euclidean distance, or on the ML premetric, or on the polar ...
... a suitable extension of the detection methodologies to account for the presence of these deviations from the Gaussian ...consists of assuming a given non-Gaussian ...
... consider a synthetic target distributed over L = 4 range cells, for a range resolution of ...aperture of 20 ◦ ...cated in ground clutter region at the same p = 20 adjacent Doppler ...
... problem of abrupt change detection has received much attention in the ...additive noise. However, a multiplicative noise has been observed in many signal processing ...
... tive detection schemes, uses in its test statistic the data under test whitened by the sample covariance matrix S of the training sam- ...is a generalized likelihood ratio test (GLRT) based on ...
... results. In particular, we have established the existence of UBISCP tests, which are optimal with respect to a suitable spherical invariance-based criterion for the SNT ...established in this ...
... Appendix A. Optimization Method Evaluation of the Gaussian distortion and distributed compression bounds in each environment requires optimization ofa quasi-convex objective ...
... adopt a robust enough numerical strategy in order to numerically evaluate integrals such as ...), a task which is notoriously di fficult even with Maxwell–Boltzmann ...instance, a standard ...
... is a key point in the proposed method. How- ever, in order to be able to use it in the imagery domain, the image must verify some ...hypothesis. In particular, the image must be modeled ...
... distributed noise, likeli- hood ratio, radar ...ETECTION ofa target in competition with strong clutter and thermal noise is a predominant problem in most radar ...sources ...
... location of some RBF centers for the RBFN to effectively capture the ...assumption in RBFN-MRAC is that the domain over which the uncertainty is defined is compact, so that it can be well approximated by ...
... with a slightly larger cost of ...competitive in terms of trade-off between accuracy and computation ...yield a relatively large computational cost per iteration, we have noticed that ...
... appropriate detectionof epileptic seizures from EEG signals is very important for the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy, and has key applications ina clinical facility setting as ...
... use of encoders drawn from non- Gaussian distributions along Hermite ...formance of non-Gaussian inputs is usually hard to analyze, we showed how the neighborhoods ofGaussian ...
... paper, a new technique for generating in real time gaussiannoise and emulating a transmission channel was developped by applying the central limit theorem to agaussian ...