Blind Detection with Deterministic Arrange and Scale to Underwater Acoustic Source

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t is a valid anti-interference method that blindly separates the contaminated radiant acoustic source object from interferences, but the separated radiant acoustic source object with arrange and scale ambiguity makes the likelihood ratio detection impossible. This paper solves the ambiguity problems by utilizing the correlation and energy consistency of the same source in the same overlapped frame data; Known delay distance, data sum length and signal to noise ratio (SNR), the paper analyzes algorithms performance and draws the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve in different distance, which offers an accord to design detector parameters in different false alarm probability and detection probability.

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