... embedded in colored noise modeled in terms of a com- pound-Gaussian ...The covariance matrices of the primary and the secondary data share a common structure while having ...
... Terms— Covariancematrix, estimation, radar. 1. INTRODUCTION AND PROBLEM STATEMENT An ubiquitous task of most radar systems is to detect the presence of a target, in a given range cell, ...
... considered in the sequel, the MF amounts to (17) The matched Þlter assumes that both and the density gen- erator are known, which is unrealistic but can serve as a ...some adaptivedetection ...
... Terms—Bayesian detection, heterogenous environments, knowledge-aided processing, maximum a posteriori ...space and/or time signature, in a cell under test (CUT), in the presence ...
... cretes in some range cells, ...example, in the case of a for- ward-looking radar, it is known that the clutter is distributed along an ellipse in the angle-Doppler plane, and that this el- ...
... INTRODUCTION AND PROBLEM STATEMENT I N RADAR applications, the optimal processing scheme for detecting a target buried in disturbance (typically clutter and thermal noise) consists, under the ...
... areas, and by minimizing the number of detection tests. It consists in computing a SCM with a few training samples in the neighborhood of the CUT (so that we limit clutter heterogeneity which ...
... the noise as the sum of the clutter (due to the ground echoes) and the thermal noise ...resulting noise can apart from a SIRV and previous results become ...suboptimal. In these ...
... is Hermitian nonnegative such that sup T kΓ T k < ∞. We have here a model for a rank-one signal corrupted with a Gaussian spatially white and temporally correlated noise with stationary temporal ...
... Sample CovarianceMatrix (SCM) is an optimal estimator of the ...tails and asymmetry hardly compatible with the Gaussian ...robust covarianceestimation under non-Gaussian ...
... attention, and the quasi totality of recent studies followed the lead of [2] and considered α t p as deter- ministic ...authors knowledge, no references have addressed detection of a ...
... Optronics and Signal 10 Avenue Edouard Belin, 31055 Toulouse France Abstract—Adaptivedetection of a Swerling I-II type target inGaussiannoise with unknown covariance ...
... target in ground clutter, using a long integration ...time adaptive processing (STAP) cannot be ...known in- terference subspace in the Doppler domain depending on its radial and ...
... Adaptivedetection of distributed targets has been addressed in [1] and [2]; noise is modeled in terms of independent, com- plex normal random vectors with a common ...
... Selliah in Selliah ( 1964 ). In Tsukuma and Kubokawa ( 2016 ) extensions of these estimators to the case p < n are ...indeed, in order to whiten data, only a triangular system of equations ...
... learning and signal processing applications require an adequate framework to compare statistical ob- jects, starting with probability ...[1] and later by Kan- torovich [2] in a transport theory ...
... Introduction In this paper, we show that the wild bootstrap covariancematrix estimator can be calculated directly, without simulation, since it is simply a traditional heteroskedasticity consistent ...
... reside in the signal processing unit of the system without the need of additional ...the detection problem as a binary hypothesis test where primary data (namely those containing target returns) are formed ...
... parameter estimation problem from the model (11) is a linear ...nonlinear and nonconvex. Experimentally, both algorithms (19) and (23)-(24) are well-behaved, and their convergence properties ...