
Here, a generalised Rao test method is presented for polarimetric multichannel adaptive signal detection. By introducing several tunable parameters into the Rao test detection statistics, the proposed polarimetric detector is quite general with the modified Rao test detector, the adaptive‐matched filter detector, and the adaptive subspace detector being its special cases. The performance of the proposed polarimetric detector has been demonstrated with synthetic and real data. The results show that the new detector provides more flexibility of being adjustable than the current modified Rao test detector, against target steering vector mismatch.
polarimetric detector, adaptive signal detection, polarimetric multichannel adaptive signal detection, covariance matrices, polarimetric target detection, object detection, adaptive subspace detector, radar polarimetry, current modified rao test detector, rao test detection statistics, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), statistical analysis, adaptive-matched filter detector, generalised rao test method, tunable parameters, radar detection, TA1-2040, matched filters
polarimetric detector, adaptive signal detection, polarimetric multichannel adaptive signal detection, covariance matrices, polarimetric target detection, object detection, adaptive subspace detector, radar polarimetry, current modified rao test detector, rao test detection statistics, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), statistical analysis, adaptive-matched filter detector, generalised rao test method, tunable parameters, radar detection, TA1-2040, matched filters
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