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Pascal Vallet

6 accepted papers

2020

On The Frequency Domain Detection of High Dimensional Time Series

ICASSP 2020accepted

In this paper, we address the problem of detection, in the frequency domain, of a M-dimensional time series modeled as the output of a M × K MIMO filter driven by a K-dimensional Gaussian white noise, and disturbed by an additive M-dimensional Gaussian colored noise. We consider the study of test st…

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2019

An Improved Low Rank Detector in the High Dimensional Regime

ICASSP 2019accepted

This paper introduces an improved Low Rank Adaptive Normalized Matched Filter (LR-ANMF) detector in a high dimensional (HD) context where the observation dimension is large and of the same order of magnitude than the sample size. To that end, the statistical analysis of the LR-ANMF, in a context whe…

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2015

Asymptotic analysis of linear spectral statistics of the sample coherence matrix

ICASSP 2015accepted

Correlation tests of multiple Gaussian signals are typically formulated as linear spectral statistics on the eigenvalues of the sample coherence matrix. This is the case of the Generalized Likelihood Ratio Test (GLRT), which is formulated as the determinant of the sample coherence matrix, or the loc…

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2015

Combining two phase codes to extend the radar unambiguous range and get a trade-off in terms of performance for any clutter

ICASSP 2015accepted

This paper deals with a phase-coded waveform which combines two binary phase codes, each impacting on specific properties of the radar receiving channel. After giving a detailed analysis of the expression of the received signal after processing when the Gaussian clutter is modeled by a pth-order aut…

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2015

Performance analysis of spatial smoothing schemes in the context of large arrays

ICASSP 2015accepted

This paper addresses the statistical behaviour of spatial smoothing subspace DoA estimation schemes using a sensor array in the case where the number of observations N is significantly smaller than the number of sensors M, and that the number of virtual arrays L is such that M and NL are of the same…

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