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Background of Classical Theory of ASSP

The chapter deals with classic theory for adaptive spatial signal processing. The first part of the chapter gives a typical description of signal-noise situation. Next, the criteria of optimality are analysed. The definition of a system of criteria of optimality is given. In the last part of the chapter there is an analysis of algorithms oriented on adaptive space-time signal processing.

Alexander Barkalov | Larysa Titarenko | A. Barkalov | L. Titarenko

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