Nonlinear processing of non-Gaussian stochastic and chaotic deterministic time series (2000)
Abstract / truncated to 115 words
It is often assumed that interference or noise signals are Gaussian stochastic processes. Gaussian noise models are appealing as they usually result in noise suppression algorithms that are simple: i.e. linear and closed form. However, such linear techniques may be sub-optimal when the noise process is either a non-Gaussian stochastic process or a chaotic deterministic process. In the event of encountering such noise processes, improvements in noise suppression, relative to the performance of linear methods, may be achievable using nonlinear signal processing techniques. The application of interest for this thesis is maritime surveillance radar, where the main source of interference, termed sea clutter, is widely accepted to be a non-Gaussian stochastic process at high resolutions ...
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- Author
- Cowper, Mark
- Institution
- University Of Edinburgh
- Supervisors
- Publication Year
- 2000
- Upload Date
- July 3, 2008
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