Linguistic Radar Modeling for Electronic Support: Pulse Processing for Stochastic Regular Grammars

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Authors
  1. Dilkes, F.A.
Corporate Authors
Defence R&D Canada - Ottawa, Ottawa ONT (CAN)
Abstract
Some aspects of grammatically based signal processing are presented in the context of electronic surveillance for radar signals. The theory of formal languages and contextfree phrase-structured grammars is reviewed. A theoretical framework for pulse signal processing is presented for agile radar systems whose pulse-to-pulse dynamics is described by a stochastic regular grammar. A recursive formula is developed for the approximate computation of probability density functions in the presence of stationary noise.
Keywords
Emitter library;Emitter identification;Target identification
Report Number
DRDC-OTTAWA-SL-2004-140 — Scientific Literature
Date of publication
01 Nov 2004
Number of Pages
5
Reprinted from
Defence Applications of Signal Processing DASP 2005
DSTKIM No
CA027261
CANDIS No
525305
Format(s):
Electronic Document(PDF)

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