论文信息 - An innovations approach to discrete-time detection theory

An innovations approach to discrete-time detection theory

A rapidly convergent approximation to the likelihood ratio for the generic problem of detecting a stationary discrete-time stochastic process in additive white Gaussian noise is formulated. The derivation is based on the innovations approach to detection theory.

Desmond P. Taylor | Simon Haykin | Peter A. S. Metford | S. Haykin

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