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FIP 3A IR Automne
MR 2A SISEA-I Automne MR 2A SISEA-S Automne MR 2A MARS Automne IG 3A Automne |
EDF04B101 | |
Presentation | |
The theory of statistical decision lies at the heart of signal processing. This course covers notions of detection, estimation and classification. The usual decision criteria are presented (maximum likelihood, a posteriori maximum, mean squared error), then applied in the case of Gaussian signals. EM and MCMC methods are tackled. Mean squared linear estimation plays an important role in processing methods, leading to the notion of optimal filtering. Two cases are examined: the Wienernon recursive numerical filter, used for stationary signals, and the Kalman recursive numerical filter, which can be extended to non stationary signals. Specific filtering, applied to non Gaussien noise linear systems is introduced. Another modeling, relying on hidden discrete state Markov models is examined, leading on to the Baum-Welch estimation and a contextual classification using the Viterbi algorithm The unit also addresses methods for analysing the behaviour of non stationary random signals simultaneously in time and frequency. The short term Fourier transform is the method which historically was the first used. The study of energy distribution in time and frequencies allows the definition of a real Time-Frequency transformation, called Wigner-Ville. The Time-Scale analysis has renewed this vision via the use of continuous and discrete Wavelets extending to a multiresolution analysis of the signal. Statistical filtering may be developed according to this principle, as well as compression methods. | |
Location : BREST | |
Coordinator : Thierry CHONAVEL | |
Credits FIP 3A IR : 6 | |
Credits IG 3A : 6 | |
Dernière màj le 24-OCT-16 par RETIF | |
Modules | |
Code | Intitulé Title |
Responsable Coordinator |
Co-resp. | Etat State |
Date màj Last update |
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F4B101A | Traitement statistique avancé de l'information | T.Chonavel | D.Pastor | 07-03-16 |