Search for dissertations about: "iterative detection"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 55 swedish dissertations containing the words iterative detection.
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21. Spatially Adaptive Analysis and Segmentation of Polarimetric SAR Data
Abstract : In recent years, Polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar (PolSAR) has been one of the most important instruments for earth observation, and is increasingly used in various remote sensing applications. Statistical modelling and scattering analysis are two main ways for PolSAR data interpretation, and have been intensively investigated in the past two decades. READ MORE
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22. Ground Object Recognition using Laser Radar Data : Geometric Fitting, Performance Analysis, and Applications
Abstract : This thesis concerns detection and recognition of ground object using data from laser radar systems. Typical ground objects are vehicles and land mines. For these objects, the orientation and articulation are unknown. The objects are placed in natural or urban areas where the background is unstructured and complex. READ MORE
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23. Joint Source-Channel Coding using Trellis Coded CPM
Abstract : The thesis investigates Joint Source and Channel Coding(JSCC) using combined Trellis Coded Quantization (TCQ) and coded modulation. First we investigate a JSCC scheme using combined TCQ/Trellis Coded CPM (TCQ/TCCPM). Based on the BCJR algorithm for trellis coded CPM, we derive an optimal soft decoding algorithm for the considered systems. READ MORE
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24. Residual Generation Methods for Fault Diagnosis with Automotive Applications
Abstract : The problem of fault diagnosis consists of detecting and isolating faults present in a system. As technical systems become more and more complex and the demands for safety, reliability and environmental friendliness are rising, fault diagnosis is becoming increasingly important. READ MORE
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25. On Probabilistic Shaping and Learned Decoders with Application to Fiber-Optic Communications
Abstract : We live in an ubiquitously connected world whose backbone are optical fibers. Achieving high spectral efficiencies and hence high transmission rates requires a careful combination of forward error correction (FEC) and higher-order modulation. This is referred to as coded modulation. READ MORE