Detection, Estimation, and Modulation Theory, Part I¶
Van Trees, H. L. (1968/2001). Detection, Estimation, and Modulation Theory, Part I. Wiley.
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- Signal Extraction
- Matched-filter optimality: when both signal and noise models are correct, the matched filter (cross-correlation with the signal template) is the optimal discriminator, a result that holds identically in radar, NMR, and template-based outbreak detection.
This sourceEstablishes matched-filter optimality and its formal identity with maximum-likelihood estimation under Gaussian noise.
- Matched-filter optimality: when both signal and noise models are correct, the matched filter (cross-correlation with the signal template) is the optimal discriminator, a result that holds identically in radar, NMR, and template-based outbreak detection.
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