The Method of Optimal Group Based on the Kernel Density Estimation and the Close Degree

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The optimal group is an important problem of histogram algorithm, and how to confirm group number has not a quantitative rule. So the concept of the close degree is imported to make the close degree between the upper contour line of histogram and the PDF(probability density function) of parameter as the judging criteria of optimal group. With the unknown of the PDF of parameter, the improved kernel density estimation algorithm can pre-select and estimate the PDF. This improved kernel density estimation algorithm combine the selection of fixed window and variable window's width to achieve the window's width automatic adjustment value between the different estimation points based on the sample distribution. In the parameter analysis of radar emitter signal, the algorithm based on improved kernel density estimation and close degree is used to determine optimal group, and the result indicate that this method is effective and can search the optimal group automatically.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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3689-3692

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July 2014

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DOI: 10.1198/1061860032021

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