1. Antennas, spatial filtering and models
The joint processing of signals received by a network of sensors is a branch of signal processing whose particularity would seem to lie solely in the vectorial nature of the signals manipulated. However, in the case of signals carried by waves propagating in a medium, the problem presents specificities which, over time and with use, have led to a particular technical branch, with its own specific vocabulary: antenna processing.
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References
▪ Basic books on decision theory
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(1) - FOURGEAUD (C.), FUCHS (A.) - Statistique. - Dunod, Paris (1967).
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(2) - VANTREES (H.L.) - Detection, Estimation and Modulation Theory. - J. Wiley (1968).
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(3) - LEHMANN (E.L.) - Testing...
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