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Minimax and generalized likelihood ratio test for noncoherent FH/BFSK in band multitone jamming

Authors: Yi-Chen Chen;

Minimax and generalized likelihood ratio test for noncoherent FH/BFSK in band multitone jamming

Abstract

We investigate non-coherent FH/BFSK detection in band multitone jamming when Bayesian detection is unfeasible due to lack of knowledge on a priori jamming state probabilities. We derive joint-suboptimal decision metrics of jamming states under Minimax hypothesis testing in band multitone jamming and AWGN. A sub-optimal generalized likelihood ratio test is also explored. Simulation results demonstrate the robustness of the proposed approach which combines sub-optimal generalized likelihood ratio test with generalized FH/BFSK modulation.

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