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Optimal Kernels for Nonstationary Spectral Estimation
Akbar M. Sayeed, Douglas L. Jones
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Spectral Estimation
100%
Non-stationary Processes
100%
Optimal Kernel
100%
Time-frequency
66%
Time-frequency Representation
66%
Quasi-stationarity
66%
Estimation Method
33%
Optimal Performance
33%
Signal Statistics
33%
Time-frequency Spectrum
33%
Small Classes
33%
Bilinear
33%
Optimal Estimation
33%
Suppress Interference
33%
Optimal Estimator
33%
Cohen Class
33%
Time-frequency Filtering
33%
Smoothing Filter
33%
Correlated Observations
33%
Minimum Mean Square Error Estimator
33%
Wigner-Ville Spectrum
33%
Interference Suppression
33%
Frequency-varying
33%
Frequency Invariant
33%
Mathematics
Statistics
100%
Optimal Estimation
100%
Optimal Estimator
100%
Optimal Time
100%
Correlated Observation
100%
Mean Squared Error Estimation
100%
Smoothing Filter
100%
Computer Science
Spectral Estimation
100%
time-frequency representation
100%
Optimal Performance
50%
Error Estimation
50%
Interference Suppression
50%
Time-varying spectrum
50%