Matching score properties between range profiles of high-resolution radar targets

Li, Hsueh‐Jyh; Wang, Yung-Deh; Wang, Long-Huai

doi:10.1109/8.489295

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An efficient representation for radar scattering with the use of the genetic algorithm

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1997

Microw. Opt. Technol. Lett.

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Computed and measured radiation patterns for the coupled even-sum NRD mode are in good agreement, and illustrates the usefulness of such coupled NRD guides in the design of linear antenna arrays. The single-mode theoretical approach to analysis is a considerable simplification over other existing methods.The sharpness of the individual radiator E-plane pattern makes relatively large interelement spacing possible without the appearance of grating lobes.

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An efficient representation for radar scattering with the use of the genetic algorithm

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Fang

1997

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Radar HRR Profiles Recognition Based on SVM with Power-Transformed-Correlation Kernel

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Bao

2004

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Fast Normalized Cross-Correlation

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Han

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Circuits Syst Signal Process

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Normalized cross-correlation has been used extensively for many signal processing applications, but the traditional normalized correlation operation does not meet speed requirements for time-critical applications. In this paper, a new fast algorithm for the computation of the normalized cross-correlation (NCC) without using multiplications is presented. For a search window of size M and a template of size N the fast NCC requires only approximately 2N · (M − N + 1) additions/subtractions without multiplications. Simulation results with 100,000 test signals show that the use of the fast NCC instead of the traditional approaches for the determination of the degree of similarity between a test signal and a reference signal (template) brings about a significant improvement in terms of false negative rate, identification rate and computational cost without a significant increase in false positive rate, especially when the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is higher than 3 dB.

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Matching score properties between range profiles of high-resolution radar targets

Cited by 53 publications

References 9 publications

An efficient representation for radar scattering with the use of the genetic algorithm

An efficient representation for radar scattering with the use of the genetic algorithm

Radar HRR Profiles Recognition Based on SVM with Power-Transformed-Correlation Kernel

Fast Normalized Cross-Correlation

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