The Signal Detection in Gaussian Noise Chapter 5 Multiple Sample Detection of Binary Hypotheses UESTC 1
1 UESTC The Signal Detection in Gaussian Noise Chapter 5 Multiple Sample Detection of Binary Hypotheses
Consider the real measurements can be written as yi=Si+nj,i=0,1,j=1,...,k (5.1) real samples signal samples noise sample If we are dealing with complex representations,then y=e4*9i-01j-lk (5.2) samples of baseband equivalent representations UESTC of the signal and noise process 2
2 UESTC Consider the real measurements can be written as If we are dealing with complex representations, then , 0,1, 1, , (5.1) j ij j y s n i j k = + = = real samples signal samples noise sample , , 0,1, 1, , (5.2) j j i j j y e u z i j k − = + = = samples of baseband equivalent representations of the signal and noise process
If we have k samples y,y2,...,y on which to base our decision,then we define the column vector of samples as =[1,y2,…y] (5.3) and the conditional probabilities as P()=p1,y2,…yk|Ho) (5.4) P()=p(y1,Jy2,…ykH1) (5.5) UESTC
3 UESTC If we have samples on which to base our decision, then we define the column vector of samples as and the conditional probabilities as k 1 2 , , , k y y y 1 2 [ , , ] (5.3) k y y y y = 0 1 2 0 ( ) ( , , | ) (5.4) k p y p y y y H = 1 1 2 1 ( ) ( , , | ) (5.5) k p y p y y y H =
5.5 The optimum digital detector in additive gaussian noise Assume there are two hypothesis,Ho and Hi,each one corresponds to a set of k complex values 42,j)i=0,1, j=1,.,k (5.31) Under hypothesis H,we obtain k complex measurements,each of which contain an additive complex Gaussian noise variable yy=4,y+2) (5.32) UESTC 4
4 UESTC 5.5 The optimum digital detector in additive Gaussian noise Assume there are two hypothesis, H0 and H1 , each one corresponds to a set of k complex values , , 0,1, 1, , (5.31) i j u i j k = = Under hypothesis Hi , we obtain k complex measurements, each of which contain an additive complex Gaussian noise variable , (5.32) j i j j y u z = +
5 The vector of measurements under hypothesis H is 少=4，+2 (5.33) is a column vector of k zero-mean complex Gaussian variables.Its joint density function can be written as 1 p(2)= 2rd3而ns (5.34) UESTC M-E) 5
5 UESTC The vector of measurements under hypothesis Hi is (5.33) i y u z = + is a column vector of k zero-mean complex Gaussian variables. Its joint density function can be written as z 1 1 1 ( ) exp (5.34) (2 ) det( ) 2 T k p z z z − = − M M