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Signal Detection Games with Power Constraints
(1993)
In this paper we formulate mathematically and solve maximin and minimax detection problems for signals with power constraints. These problems arise whenever it is necessary to distinguish between a genuine signal and a ...
One-Step Memory Nonlinearities for Signal Detection and Discrimination from Correlated Observations
(1992)
New detectors employing test statistics which are formed by passing pairs of consecutive observations through one-step memory nonlinearities g(x, y) and summing the resulting terms are introduced. Problems of discrimination ...
Quantization and Fusion for Multi-Sensor Discrimination from Dependent Observations
(1991)
Schemes for quantization and fusion in multi-sensor systems used for discriminating between two sequences of dependent observations are introduced and analyzed. The observation sequences of each sensor under the two ...
Neural Networks for Sequential Discrimination of Radar Targets
(1991)
In this paper, perceptron neural networks are applied to the problem of discriminating between two classes of radar returns. The perceptron neural networks are used as nonlinearities in two threshold sequential discriminators ...
The Interception of Spread Spectrum Waveforms with the Amplitude Distribution Function
(1992)
Within the research effort related to unfriendly detection and interception of secure communications, an innovative concept called the Amplitude Distribution Function (ADF) is used to construct a detector that is an ...
Multi-Sensor Correlation and Quantization in Distributed Detection Systems
(1991)
Quantization and fusion schemes are derived for multi-sensor correlation in distributed K- sensor systems that are used for the detection of weak signals or general signal discrimination from dependent observations. The ...
Robust Sequential Tests for Memoryless Discrimination from Dependent Observations
(1991)
The problem of robust sequential discrimination from two dependent observation sequences with uncertain statistics is addressed. As in Part I ([1]) of this study, which treated asymptotically optimal sequential discrimination ...