Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Electronics Engineering (ICCSEE 2013) 2013
DOI: 10.2991/iccsee.2013.205
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Target Detection within Sea Clutter Using the Saturation Phenomenon of Fluctuation Analysis

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“…Some researchers focus on the sea clutter properties based on fractal theory [5]. To improve the algorithm performance for target detection, the great Hurst exponent was discussed with fluctuation analysis to distinguish the target from the sea clutter [6], and then the fluctuation curve slope was suggested to describe the properties of target and sea clutter to overcome the saturation [7]. Jian et al introduced an algebraic fractal model of sea spikes including the spike amplitude, the minimum spike width, and the minimum interval between spikes [8].…”
Section: Prior Work On Target Detection In Msarmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some researchers focus on the sea clutter properties based on fractal theory [5]. To improve the algorithm performance for target detection, the great Hurst exponent was discussed with fluctuation analysis to distinguish the target from the sea clutter [6], and then the fluctuation curve slope was suggested to describe the properties of target and sea clutter to overcome the saturation [7]. Jian et al introduced an algebraic fractal model of sea spikes including the spike amplitude, the minimum spike width, and the minimum interval between spikes [8].…”
Section: Prior Work On Target Detection In Msarmentioning
confidence: 99%