Titlebook: Signal Detection in Non-Gaussian Noise; Saleem A. Kassam Textbook 1988 Dowden & Culver, Inc. 1988 Phase.bridge.model.signal

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Elements of Statistical Hypothesis Testing,l detection is a function that has to be implemented in a variety of applications, the more obvious ones being in radar, sonar, and communications. By viewing signal detection problems as problems of binary hypothesis testing in statistical inference, we get a convenient mathematical framework withi

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Detection of Known Signals in Additive Noise,most commonly encountered of all detection problems.This is the detection of real-valued deterministic signal which is completely know in a background of additive noise. We shall be concerned exclusively with discrete-time detection problems in this book. In many applications discrete-time observati

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Optimun Data Quantization in Known-Signal Detection, quantized data. Instead of using the observations ., . = 1,2,…,. , to decide between . = 0 and . > 0 in the model of (2–1), we will now consider detectors which use quantized versions q (.), where . is some piecewise-constant function.

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Detection of known Narrowband Signals in Narrowband Noise,y explicit constraints on the known signal values ., but required the noise components . to be independent for . = 1,2,…,.. When the data are generated as samples of some continuous-time input process, the values . are samples of a signal waveform .. Thus a usually implicit assumption in this situat

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Detection of Narrowband Signals with Random Phase Angles, completely know. This meant, in particular, that the absolute carrier phase was pricisely know for the narrowband signal. Now in many applications involving narrowband signals it may be much more realilstic if the assumption of pricese knowledge of the absolute carrier phase were dropped. In many s

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Sandra Marcusat we will be considering in this book. The generic mobility of a linkage is de?ned, and we separate them into the primary classes of planar, spherical, and spatial chains. The second chapter presents the analysis of planar chains and details their movement and classi?cation. Chapter three develops