
Algorithms to detect of repeated signals based on the theory of optimal rules of observation stopping are developed. Analytical expressions for probabilities of correct detection and false alarm are obtained when the signal is detected in a separate bundle and detected packets of signal among the other packs without the signal. The effectiveness of the proposed procedures for making decisions about the detection of signals in continuous and discrete time is evaluated on a number of examples.
the a posteriori distribution, signal detection, TK7800-8360, non-coherent accumulation, observations stopping, Electronics
the a posteriori distribution, signal detection, TK7800-8360, non-coherent accumulation, observations stopping, Electronics
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