Tags: Detection Estimation and Modulation Theory, Part I *US HARDCOVER* 2nd Ed. by Harry Trees, Kristine Bell
Detection Estimation and Modulation Theory, Part I *US HARDCOVER* 2nd Ed. by Harry Trees, Kristine Bell
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Detection,
Estimation and Modulation Theory, Part I by Harry L. Van Trees (Second
Edition)
Overview:
This book, considered a classic in the field of signal processing, provides
a comprehensive foundation in detection, estimation, and modulation theory.
Originally publishe..
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| Detection,
Estimation and Modulation Theory, Part I by Harry L. Van Trees (Second
Edition) Overview: This book, considered a classic in the field of signal processing, provides a comprehensive foundation in detection, estimation, and modulation theory. Originally published in 1968, the second edition (2001) significantly expands on the original content, incorporating new developments and algorithms while maintaining the core concepts. Key Themes: Statistical methods for signal processing Hypothesis testing: detection of signals in noise Parameter estimation: extracting information from signals Linear modulation theory: techniques for transmitting information over a channel Features: Highly readable and well-organized structure Strong emphasis on practical applications Balance between theoretical foundations and real-world problems Includes new results and algorithms unavailable in the first edition Target Audience: Electrical engineers and communication system designers Researchers in signal processing and information theory Graduate students in engineering and applied mathematics Strengths: Provides a rigorous yet accessible introduction to advanced topics Serves as a valuable reference for both theoretical understanding and practical implementation Chapter Headlines (Some Examples): Introduction Elements of Statistical Decision Theory Binary Detection Multiple Hypothesis Testing Point Estimation Cramer-Rao Lower Bound Closing Paragraph: Detection, Estimation and Modulation Theory, Part I by Harry L. Van Trees remains a cornerstone text for engineers, researchers, and students seeking a deep understanding of these fundamental concepts in signal processing. Its enduring value lies in its clear presentation, comprehensive coverage, and continued relevance in the ever-evolving field of communication systems. |
