
doi: 10.1049/sbra509e_ch1
handle: 11588/769650 , 11568/1270469
Radar systems are faced with the problem of discriminating the useful target echoes from the interference background, which hides the target making its detection difficult. Thus, the taskof a radar processor is to decide whether or not the collected returns contain useful signal components. This problem can be formulated in terms of a binary hypothesis test [13] H0 : data contain interference only' H1 : data contain useful target and interference, where1 H0 is referred to as the null hypothesis and H1 as the alternative hypothesis.
Alternative hypothesis; Binary hypothesis test; Interference background; Null hypothesis; Object detection; Radar detection; Radar detection; Radar interference; Radar processor; Radar signal processing; Target echoes, Interference background, Object detection, Target echoes, Binary hypothesis test, Alternative hypothesis, Radar signal processing, Null hypothesis, Radar interference, Radar processor, Radar detection
Alternative hypothesis; Binary hypothesis test; Interference background; Null hypothesis; Object detection; Radar detection; Radar detection; Radar interference; Radar processor; Radar signal processing; Target echoes, Interference background, Object detection, Target echoes, Binary hypothesis test, Alternative hypothesis, Radar signal processing, Null hypothesis, Radar interference, Radar processor, Radar detection
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