2014
DOI: 10.12988/ams.2014.47588
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Amplitude estimate of the radio signal with unknown duration and initial phase

Abstract: Quasi-likelihood and maximum likelihood estimate algorithms of the amplitude of a radio signal with free-form envelope and unknown duration and initial phase are synthesized. Characteristics of the synthesized algorithms are found. The comparison of the accuracy of amplitude estimates is carried out.

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“…In this connection, it is sufficient to say that in the real world is not practically observed, and on the microlevel there is always a boundary layer whose thickness depends on the purity of the object of surface treatment and the conditions of reflection and refraction of light waves on the interfaces. For the simulation of object boundaries in real conditions to use a Gaussian distribution with a double convex-concave and an inflection point (point of the equality to zero of the second derivative of the color function on the coordinate) is proposed [11,12]; depending on the definition, the width of the interval between two horizontal tangents will vary in various ranges [13]. Presenting this value in the form of a flat scale, you can calculate the distance from the observer to the object.…”
Section: S L D σR R D Vrmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this connection, it is sufficient to say that in the real world is not practically observed, and on the microlevel there is always a boundary layer whose thickness depends on the purity of the object of surface treatment and the conditions of reflection and refraction of light waves on the interfaces. For the simulation of object boundaries in real conditions to use a Gaussian distribution with a double convex-concave and an inflection point (point of the equality to zero of the second derivative of the color function on the coordinate) is proposed [11,12]; depending on the definition, the width of the interval between two horizontal tangents will vary in various ranges [13]. Presenting this value in the form of a flat scale, you can calculate the distance from the observer to the object.…”
Section: S L D σR R D Vrmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the directions of such simplifications is the refusal to use, in addition to cameras, coupled with them detection devices (radar, various sensors). If this is an attempt to create such algorithms that would help to get all necessary information about the object only by its image or series of images [11][12][13]. To obtain the images using conventional video detectors, video cameras, which can generate a graphic image of a high-definition view of all available on a photo or video colors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1). The developed computational algorithms are also suitable for determining the dynamic characteristics [12] of the behavior of the plate's points under impact load. Figure 2 shows the dependence of the maximum contact force on the dimensionless thickness of the plate with different values of the initial impact velocity.…”
Section: Numerical Investigationmentioning
confidence: 99%