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Computer Simulation Of Aerial Target Radar Scattering Recognition Detection And Tracking 1st Edition Shirman

Name: Computer Simulation Of Aerial Target Radar Scattering Recognition Detection And Tracking 1st Edition Shirman
SKU: BELL-34511526
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Computer Simulation Of Aerial Target Radar Scattering Recognition Detection And Tracking 1st Edition Shirman instant download after payment.

Publisher: Artech House

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.02 MB

Pages: 307

Author: Shirman, Yakov Davidovich

ISBN: 9781580535441, 1580535445

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

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Computer Simulation Of Aerial Target Radar Scattering Recognition Detection And Tracking 1st Edition Shirman by Shirman, Yakov Davidovich 9781580535441, 1580535445 instant download after payment.

The book give practical guidance in estimating the effect of various signatures of new radar with target recognition; evaluating and comparing the effectiveness and complexity of recognition algorithms before they are actually introduced into radar; formulating requirements to radar subsystems and evaluating their tolerances; and predicting future radar performance. What's more, the book helps you perform initial simulation of the recognition algorithm in various conditions, where the practical receiving of experimental data is restricted.