论文信息 - Maximum-likelihood estimation of current-dipole parameters for data obtained using multichannel magnetometer

Maximum-likelihood estimation of current-dipole parameters for data obtained using multichannel magnetometer

A method of reducing the influence of external noise magnetic field on the accuracy of estimating current dipole parameters is proposed. It utilizes the spatial correlation of external noises, and is applied to data measured using a multichannel magnetometer. Computer simulation demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed method.<<ETX>>

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