Phase Space Point Disribution Parameter for Speech Recognition

Sreekanth, N.; Pal, Supriya N.; Arunjith, Girish; Narayanan, N. K.

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“…As to a discrete time chaotic series spreading from 0.5 to 0.5 , the frequency band of modulated signal is equal to K according to (4). On one side, in order to preserve the signal's spectrum, the sampling rate must satisfy the Nyquist Criterion…”

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Frequency modulated radar signals based on high dimensional chaotic maps

Yang

Qiu

Zhuang

2010

IEEE 10th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SIGNAL PROCESSING PROCEEDINGS

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High dimensional chaotic maps have more complicated structures and better anti-jamming performances. Frequency modulated radar signals based on high dimensional chaotic maps are proposed. The signal model is presented, characteristics are analyzed, and comparison among 1D Bernoulli map, 2D Cat map and uniform random noise with different series length is made in the paper. Simulations show well performances of the proposed signal.

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“…Various radar signals based on chaotic maps were widely researched for their perfect performance such as high resolution, low probability of intercept and interference, optimum frequency spectrum using, low design cost and easy for generation [1][2][3][4].…”

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