Weak Coding Signal Detection under the Background of Sea Clutter

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A new method of detection of coding signals under the background of sea clutter is presented. The process of signal detection consists of three stages: modeling sea clutter signals based on chaos, one-step ahead prediction of chaotic signals and detection decision making. In this method, models of chaotic signals were created in the form of multi-layer perceptron neural networks, coded signals take on 13-element Barker code. The experiment results show detection of coding signal by using this method has higher detection probability and lower false alarm probability and good performance of the whole detection although with a low SNR. This method turned out to be very robust to different chaotic signals.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 383-390)

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2077-2082

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November 2011

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