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Optimum Array Processing And Representation Of Nonstationary Random Scattering
Optimum Array Processing And Representation Of Nonstationary Random Scattering,10.1109/ACSSC.1988.754032,LEON H. SIBUL,M. L. Fowler,G. J. Harbison
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LEON H. SIBUL
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M. L. Fowler
,
G. J. Harbison
'ins purpose of this paper is to extend scattering function concepts to nonstationary and correlated scattering and use appropriate extensions to study optimum array processors in inhomogeneous Gaussian
random noise
fields. For this end we will review common functional representations of nonstationary stochastic processes and indicate how these functional representations can be used for analysis of nonstationary scattering. Then we will give expressions for optimum (maximum likelihood for Gaussian distributions) scalar and array processors in terms of Wigner distributions. Finally, we will use Moyal's formula to derive expressions for the detection indices in terms of Wigner distributions.
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Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems & Computers - ASILOMAR
, vol. 1, pp. 431-435, 1988
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10.1109/ACSSC.1988.754032
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