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Multiple Sub-Pixel Target Detection for Hyperspectral Imaging Systems
Hyperspectral target detection is a task of primary importance in remote sensing since it allows identification, location, and discrimination of target features.
Innovative Cognitive Approaches for Joint Radar Clutter Classification and Multiple Target Detection in Heterogeneous Environments
The joint adaptive detection of multiple point-like targets in scenarios characterized by different clutter types is still an open problem in the radar community.
A Unified Theory of Adaptive Subspace Detection. Part II: Numerical Examples
If, instead, the signal subspace is known only by its dimension, the performance of GLR and EP detectors is very similar.
Design of Customized Adaptive Radar Detectors in the CFAR Feature Plane
The paper addresses the design of adaptive radar detectors having desired behavior, in Gaussian disturbance with unknown statistics.
Adaptive Radar Detection in Heterogeneous Clutter-dominated Environments
In this paper, we propose a new solution for the detection problem of a coherent target in heterogeneous environments.
A Unified Theory of Adaptive Subspace Detection. Part I: Detector Designs
The noises in these two channels share a common covariance matrix, up to a scale, which may be known or unknown.
EM-based Solutions for Covariance Structure Detection and Classification in Polarimetric SAR Images
This paper addresses the challenge of classifying polarimetric SAR images by leveraging the peculiar characteristics of the polarimetric covariance matrix (PCM).
Novel Parameter Estimation and Radar Detection Approaches for Multiple Point-like Targets: Designs and Comparisons
In this work, we develop and compare two innovative strategies for parameter estimation and radar detection of multiple point-like targets.
Learning Strategies for Radar Clutter Classification
The classification procedure relies on a model for the observables including latent variables that is solved by the expectation-maximization algorithm.
