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A neural approach to automatic pulse repetition interval modulation recognition
G.P. Noone
- pp 213-218
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A fully automated neural approach is pursued for deducing a specific modulation type of pulse time of arrival values of a radar pulse train, shown via simulation to be extremely reliable and robust to the problems of missing and spurious pulses.Abstract:
The intervals between the pulse time of arrival (TOA) values of a radar pulse train nearly always follow a specific modulation type. We pursue a fully automated neural approach for deducing this modulation type. The approach is shown via simulation to be extremely reliable and robust to the problems of missing and spurious pulses, as well as requiring only relatively few pulse TOA values.read more
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