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25 August 1992 Adaptive model-based 3-D target detection: Part I - modeling and algorithms
Mac L. Hartless, Hong Wang
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Abstract
This paper investigates methods for adaptive detection of a 3D (space-time) LR/EO target in clutter of unknown and possibly non-stationary statistics. Non-stationary data conditions necessitate estimation of the environmental parameters over local regions. A low degree-of-freedom model for the space-time clutter characteristics is assumed. This allows the model based matched filter to adapt to the changing clutter characteristics better than the usual technique of matched filter construction, e.g. direct sample matrix inversion (SMI). The models used for characterizing the space-time clutter characteristics include a 3D autoregressive model, a non-causal minimum variance representation model, and a space-time separable clutter model The matched filter algorithms are derived for these models using the estimated model parameters. In addition, the signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) that are achievable in stationary clutter conditions by the model-based filters are compared to that obtained by the optimal linear filter for a variety of clutter and target characteristics. An analysis of losses due to target/clutter mis-modeling and other effects are also presented.
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Mac L. Hartless and Hong Wang "Adaptive model-based 3-D target detection: Part I - modeling and algorithms", Proc. SPIE 1698, Signal and Data Processing of Small Targets 1992, (25 August 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.139404
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KEYWORDS
3D modeling

Autoregressive models

Data modeling

Signal to noise ratio

3D acquisition

Electronic filtering

Model-based design

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