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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1643471
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Minimax robust nonstationary signal estimation based on a \(p\)-point uncertainty model
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    Minimax robust nonstationary signal estimation based on a \(p\)-point uncertainty model (English)
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    1 March 2002
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    The paper studies the problem of time-varying Wiener filtering for nonstationary processes. In particular it proposes a robust signal estimator which guarantees constant performance within prescribed uncertainty classes for the second order statistics of the model. A generalization of the so-called \(p\)-point uncertainty model is used, i.e. only mean subspace energies (relative to a given partition of the signal space) are prescribed. A time-frequency formulation and an efficient causal implementation are also discussed. Finally numerical simulations and a real data example are provided.
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    nonstationary Wiener filtering
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    robust signal estimation
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    time-frequency signal processing
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    second order statistics
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    \(p\)-point uncertainty model
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    subspace energies
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