This aim of the present work is to provide a simple and reliable mathematical method in order to evaluate the sharpness parameter of a Generalized Gaussian pdf model, as a function of an higher order statistic, namely the normalized kurtosis. Well known detection and estimation algorithms in non-Gaussian noise are based on the accurate modelling of the distribution function of the noise, made on the basis of the higher-order-statistics (HOS) parameters estimated from the incoming data. An application of the proposed evaluation to the multilevel signal estimation in non-Gaussian impulsive noise is then considered.

Higher Order Statistics Based Sharpness Evaluation of a Generalized Gaussian pdf Model in Impulsive Noisy Environment

Sacchi, Claudio;
1998-01-01

Abstract

This aim of the present work is to provide a simple and reliable mathematical method in order to evaluate the sharpness parameter of a Generalized Gaussian pdf model, as a function of an higher order statistic, namely the normalized kurtosis. Well known detection and estimation algorithms in non-Gaussian noise are based on the accurate modelling of the distribution function of the noise, made on the basis of the higher-order-statistics (HOS) parameters estimated from the incoming data. An application of the proposed evaluation to the multilevel signal estimation in non-Gaussian impulsive noise is then considered.
1998
Proc. of 1998 IEEE SSAP Workshop
Piscataway (NJ)
IEEE
C., Regazzoni; Sacchi, Claudio; A., Teschioni; S., Giulini
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