Proceedings of the 1998 IEEE Radar Conference, RADARCON'98. Challenges in Radar Systems and Solutions (Cat. No.98CH36197)
DOI: 10.1109/nrc.1998.677984
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Joint domain space-time adaptive processing with small training data sets

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“…are all constrained to be orthogonal to v, orthogonality among the auxiliary vectors is not imposed [20,21]. This is in sharp contrast to previous work that involved filtering with up to L − 1 orthogonal to each other and to v vectors [22][23][24], where L is the data input vector dimension. We observe, however, that successive auxiliary vectors generated by the above recursive conditional optimization procedures (8)- (10) …”
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“…are all constrained to be orthogonal to v, orthogonality among the auxiliary vectors is not imposed [20,21]. This is in sharp contrast to previous work that involved filtering with up to L − 1 orthogonal to each other and to v vectors [22][23][24], where L is the data input vector dimension. We observe, however, that successive auxiliary vectors generated by the above recursive conditional optimization procedures (8)- (10) …”
Section: Algorithmic Developments and Convergence Analysismentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Details are given below. 3 Therefore, the multistage filter in [9,10] is identical to the filter w B as it appears in [22][23][24]. The multistage decomposition algorithm is a computationally efficient procedure for the calculation of this filter tailored to the particular structure of B H RB (tridiagonal matrix).…”
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“…In [29] a maximum crosscorrelation criterion is proposed and q is selected as the vector that maximizes the magnitude of the cross-correlation (MCC) between the output of the constraint-vector (x) processed data and the auxiliary-vector (q) processed data. In [30][31][32] the AV method is generalized to processing with multiple auxiliary vectors that, together with the corresponding scalars, are obtained through conditional statistical optimization. The overall filter w is now approximated by w…”
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“…. , µ d requires an explicit or implicit matrix inversion operation and is also investigated in [30][31][32]. In fact, the filter produced by unconditional vector optimization of the AV weights can be shown theoretically to be identical to the orthogonal multistage decomposition filter in [33].…”
Section: Algorithmic Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%