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adam_text	Volume V Volume V SSAPl Blind Equalization and Identification Second Order Blind Equalization in Multiple Input Multiple Output FIR Systems: A Weighted Least Squares Approach V-2415 A. Gorokhov, P. Loubaton, E. Moulines - ENST, France Algorithms for Blind Equalization with Multiple Antennas Based on Frequency Domain Subspaces ........................... V-2419 J. Günther, A. Swindlehurst - Brigham Young University, USA Performance Comparison of Three Methods for Blind Channel Identification ......................................................... V-2423 W. Qiu, Y. Hua - University of Melbourne, Australia On the Performance of Blind Equilization Using the Second Order Statistics ......................................................... V-2427 H. Zeng, S. Zeng, L Tong - University of Connecticut, USA Convergence Analysis of Fractionally Spaced Adaptive Blind Equalizers ............................................................... V-2431 Z. Ding - Auburn University, USA Statistical Analysis of a Subspace Method for Blind Channel Identification ............................................................ V-2435 M. Kristensson, В. Ottersten - Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden On the Use of Conjugate Cyclostationary: A Blind Second Order Equalization Method .......................................... V-2439 A. Chevreuil, P. Loubaton - ENST, France Blind Equalization and Channel Estimation for Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Communications Systems .................. V-2443 J. Tugnait ■ Auburn Universtiy, USA Rational Subspace Methods for Blind Identification of Multi-channel FIR Systems ................................................ V-2447 E. Moulines, J. Cardoso - ENST/SIG, France Maximum-Likelihood Blind Equalization of Multiple FIR Channels ..................................................................... V-2451 E. De Carvalho, D. Slock - Eurecom, France SSAP2 Statistical Signal and Array Processing Intersections of Multiple Cone Classes for Signal Modeling and Detection ............................................................ V-2455 5. Ramprashad, T. Parks ■ Cornell University, USA A Min-Max Test for Detecting a Transient Signal ............................................................................................. V-2459 С Han, P. Willett - University of Connecticut, USA Some Properties of Ordered Eigenvalues of a Wishart Matrix: Application in Detection Test and Model Order Selection V-2463 J. Grouffaud, P. Larzabal, H. Clergeot - LESiR -ENS de Cachan, France Application to Locally Optimum Detection of a New Noise Model ........................................................................ V-2467 A. Tesei, С Regazzoni ■ University of Genoa, Italy Detection of Change in Periodic, Nonstationary Data ....................................................................................... V-2471 C. Grüner - Rice University, USA Type-Based Detection for Unknown Channels ................................................................................................ V-2475 K. Lee, O. Kelly - Rice University, USA FFT-Based Incremental Refinement of Suboptimal Detection .............................................................................. V-2479 J. Winograd, S. Nawab - Boston University, USA A. Oppenheim - RLE, MAssachusetts Institute of Technology, USA A Multi-Parameter Hybrid Barankin-Type Bound .......................................................................................... V-2483 /. Reuven, H. Messer - Tel Aviv University, Israel Detection for Binary Transmission Based on the Empirical Characteristic Function ................................................ V-2487 J. How, D. Hatzinakos, A. Venetsanopoulos - University of Toronto, Canada Statistical Estimation with 1/f Type Prior Models: Robustness to Mismatch and Efficient Model Determination ............ V-2491 R. Dufour, E. Miller - Northeastern University, USA xliii Volume V SSAP3 Spectral Estimation I The Rectangular Pisarenko Method ............................................................................................................ V-2495 J. Fuchs - IRISA - Universite de Rennes I, France Estimating the Parameters of a Random-Amplitude Sinusoid From Its Sample Covariances ....................................... V-2499 O. Besson - ENSICA, France P. Stoica - Uppsala University, Sweden Spectral Estimation Based on Structural Low Rank Matrix Pencil ..................................................................... V-2503 J. Razavilar, L Li ■ University of Maryland, USA On AR Modulated Harmonics: CRB and Parameter Estimation ........................................................................ V-2507 M. Ghogho, B. Garel - National Polytechnics Institute of Toulouse, France Optimal Subset Selection for Adaptive Signal Representation .............................................................................. V-2511 M. Nafte, M. Ali - University of Minnesota, USA Root Contours of Two-Dimensional Prediction Polynomials .............................................................................. V-251S A. Saidi, J. McClellan - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Dictionary-Based Decomposition of Linear Mixtures of Gaussian Processes ............................................................ V-2519 С Couvreur ■ Faculte Polytechnique de Mons, Belgium Y. Bresler ■ University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA Detection of Frequencies Using Least Square Error Function .............................................................................. V-2523 Q. Cheng, Y. Hua - University of Melbourne, Australia The Compressibility of Stationary Random Processes ....................................................................................... V-2527 J. McCoy - Motorola, USA N. Magotra - UNM, USA S. Stearns - Saudia National Labs, USA Estimation of Band-Limited Spectra, a Reflection Coefficients Approach ............................................................... V-2531 T. Chonavel ■ ENSTBr, France S. Degerine - LMC-IMAG, France SSAP4 Subspace and Array Processing Algorithms An Algorithm for Exhaustive Search of Extrema and Its Application to Array Processing .......................................... V-2535 R. Tweig - RAFAEL, Israel B. Porat - Technion, Israel A New Family of EVD Tracking Algorithms Using Givens Rotations ..................................................................... V-2539 B. Champagne, Q. Liu - Universite du Quebec, Canada Tracking Behavior of the Constant Modulus Array for Time-Varying Channels ...................................................... V-2543 A. Keerthi, A. Mathur, J. Shynk - University of California at Santa Barbara, USA Determination of Data Matrix Dimension in Use of Subspace-Based Parameter Estimation Algorithms ........................ V-2547 Y. Ding - Texas Instruments, Inc., USA R. Vaccaro - University of Rhode Island, USA Postive-Definite Toeplitz Completion in DOA Estimation for Fully-Augmentable Nonuniform Linear Antenna Arrays ...... V-2551 К Abramovich, D. Gray - Cooperative Research Centre for Sensor Signal and Information Processing, Australia A. Gorokhov - Telecom Paris, France N. Spencer - Cooperative Research Centre for Sensor Signal and Information Processing, Australia Robust Adaptive Subspace Extraction for DOA Tracking ................................................................................. V-2555 D. Yang, S. Flockton - University of London, UK Signal Selective DOA Tracking for Multiple Moving Targets .............................................................................. V-2559 J. Riba, J. Goldberg, G. Vazquez, M. Lagunas - Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Spain A Second Order Recursive Algorithm for Subspace Tracking .............................................................................. V-2563 A. Andersson, H. Broman - Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden A Set-Recovery Scheme for Anti- Jamming Communications .............................................................................. V-2567 M. Toriak, G. Хи - University of Texas at Austin, USA H. Liu - University of Virginia, USA riiv Volume V Closed-Form 2D Angle Estimation with Arbitrary Sampling Lattices Overa Circular Aperture ................................. V-2571 J. Ramos - Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain M. Zoltowski - Purdue University, USA SSAP5 Time-Frequency for Random Signals Are Quadratic Time-Frequency Representations Really Necessary? ..................................................................... V-2575 L Marple - Acusón Corporation, USA Wavelet Analysis of Fractal Point Processes ................................................................................................... V-2579 A. Recto - Northwestern University, USA Cross Term Deleted Wigner Representation (CDWR) Based Signal Detection Methodologies .................................... V-2583 5. Kadambe, R. Orr - Atlantic Aerospace Elect. Corp., USA Analysis of Time-Frequency Representation Using the Gamma Filter .................................................................. V-2587 5. Celebi, J. Principe - University of Florida, USA Design of Biorthogonal MRA Generating Wavelets Matched to Specified Signal ...................................................... V-2591 M. Raghuveer, J. Chapa - Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Frames and Orthonormal Bases for Variable Windowed Fourier Transforms ......................................................... V-2594 N. Ueng, L Scharf- University of Colorado at Boulder, USA A Pitch-Dependent Time-Frequency Response for Periodic Signals ..................................................................... V-2598 M. Kramer, D. Jones - University of Illinois, USA Detection in Dense Signal Environments via the Gabor Transform ..................................................................... V-2602 R. Orr, C. Pike - Atlantic Aerospace Electronic Corporation, USA MMSE Parameter Estimation of Multiple Chirp Signals .................................................................................... V-2606 H. Li, P. Djuric - State University of New York, USA Aliasing in the AF-GDTFD and the Discrete Spectrogram ................................................................................. V-2610 J. O Neill, W. Williams - University of Michigan, USA SSAP6 Array Calibration and System Identification Signal Cancellation Effects in Adaptive Radar Mountain-Top Data Set .................................................................. V-2614 M. Berin, A. Haimovich - New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA Accuracy Requirements in Off-line Array Calibration ....................................................................................... V-2618 B. Porat - Technion, Israel B. Friedlander - University of California at Davis, USA Joint Estimation of the Time-Delays and the Directions-of-Arrival of Multiple Reflections of a Known Signal .................. V-2622 M. Wax, A. Leshem - RAFAEL, Israel Direction Finding and Array Calibration Based on Maximal Set of Nonredundant Cumulant .................................... V-2626 H. Wu, Y. Jia, Z. Bao - Xidian University, China Forwards-Backwards Averaging for Adaptive Beamforming and STAP .................................................................. V-2630 M. Zatman, D. Marshall ■ MIT Lincoln Laboratory, USA Bayesian Approach to Best Basic Selection ...................................................................................................... V-2634 J. Pesquet, H. Krim, D. Leporini, E. Hamman ■ Univ. Paris S., France System Identification via Singular Value Decomposition .................................................................................... V-2638 5. Wang, T. Lee, R. Zachery - University of California at Davis, USA Stability Criteria for Arnoldi-Based Model-Order Reduction .............................................................................. V-2642 /. Elfadel, L Silveira, J. White - MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics, USA Application of Loudness/Pitch/Timbre Decomposition Operators to Auditory Scene Analysis ....................................... V-2646 M. Abe, S. Ando - University of Tokyo, Japan Gap Detector for Multipath ........................................................................................................................ V-2650 С He, J. Moura, S. Benno - Carnegie Melton University, USA xlv Volume V SSAP7 Communications A Maximum Likelihood CDMA Receiver Using the EM Algorithm and the Discrete Wavelet Transform ........................ V-26S4 /. Sharfer, A. Hero - The University of Michigan, USA Blind Equalization for CDMA Systems with Aperiodic Spreading Sequences ......................................................... V-2658 H. Liu - University of Virginia, USA G. Xu - University of Texas, USA Multiuser Detection in the Presence of Multipath Fading ................................................................................. V-2662 T. Brown - Motorola Cellular Infrastructure Group, USA M. Kaveh - University of Minnesota, USA A Constrained Adaptive Diversity Combiner for Interference Suppression in CDMA Systems .................................... V-2666 J. Schodorf, D. Williams - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA An Efficient Propagation Delay Estimator for DS-CDMA Signals ........................................................................ V-2670 D. Zheng, J. Li, S. Miller ■ University of Florida, USA Fractionally-Spaced CMA Under Channel Noise ............................................................................................. V-2674 A. Touzni, I. Fijalkow ■ ENSEA/ETIS, France J. Treichler - Applied Signal Technology, Ine, USA A Block Shanno Constant Modular Algorithm for Wireless Equalization ............................................................... V-2678 Z. Wang, E. Dowling - University of Texas at Dallas, USA A Fast Tracking Adaptive Array System for Mobile Communications .............................................................. ....V-2682 H. Wang, K. Liu - University of Maryland, USA Co-Channel Signal Demodulation Using the Parametric Constant Modulus Algorithm ............................................. V-2686 A. Rao, R. Kumaresan - University of Rhode Island, USA Sequential Modulation Classification of Dependent Samples .............................................................................. V-2690 K Lin, C Kuo - University of Southern California, USA SSAP8 Blind Separation and Reconstruction Blind Maximum Likelihood Sequence Detection ............................................................................................. V-2694 D. Reader, W. Cowley - University of South Australia, South Australia Blind Adaptive Separation of Wide-Band Sources ............................................................................................. V-2698 C. Serviere, V. Capdevielle - CEPHAG, France POCS-Based Blind Array Processing in Incoherent Microwave Radiometry Image Reconstruction .............................. V-2702 K. Teramoto, K. Arai - Saga University, Japan An Unconstrained Single Stage Criterion for Blind Source Separation .................................................................. V-2706 A. Dapena, L Castedo, C. Escudero - University of La Corona, Spain Blind Multiuser Optimum Combining at the Base Station for Asynchronous CDMA Systems .................................... V-2710 O. Munoz-Medina, J. Fernandez-Rubio - Universität Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain Spatio-Temporal Training-Sequence-Based Channel Equalization and Adaptive Interference Cancellation ..................... V-2714 D. Slock - Eurecom, France Blind Identification of a Linear-Quadratic Mixture of Independent Components Based on Joint Diagnalization Procedure V-2718 K. Abed-Meraim, A. Belouchiani, Y. Hua - Telecom Paris, France Resolution Limits of Bund Multi-User Multi-Channel Identification Schemes - The Bandlimited Case ........................ V-2722 A. Van der Veen - Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands Blind Separation of Voice Modulated Single-Side-Band Using the Multi-Target Variable Modulus Algorithm ............... V-2726 J. Fite, S. Bruzzone, В. Agée ■ Radix Technologies, USA Blind Multi-User Access Interference Cancellation for CDMA Based PCS/CeUular Using Antenna Arrays ..................... V-2730 M. Zoltowski - Purdue University, USA J. Ramos - Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain Volume V SSAP9 Industrial and Biomedical Applications Application of MVDR Beamforming to Reject Turbulance Noise ina Duct ............................................................ V-2734 D. Sebald, В. Van Veen - University of Wisconsin. USA Detection and Characterization of Cracks for Fauilure Monitoring and Diagnostics ................................................ V-2738 W. Xu, D. West, K. Buckley, M. Kaveh - University of Minnesota, USA On the Problem of Detection and Discrimination of Double Talk and Change in the Echo Path ................................. V-2742 C. Carlemalm - Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden F. Gustafsson, B. Wahlberg - Linköping University, Sweden Application of Time-Frequency Analysis for Optimum Non-Equidistant Sampling of Automotive Signals Captured AT Knock ...V-2746 D. Konig - Ruhr- University Bochum. Germany Best Basis Segmentation of ECG Signals Using Novel Optimality Criteria ............................................................ V-2750 D. Brooks - Northeastern University, USA H. Krim, J. Pesquet - Univ. Paris, France R. MacLeod - University of Utah, USA Measuring the Performance of Implemented Multirate Systems ........................................................................... V-2754 F. Heinle, H. Schuessler - University of Erlangen, Germany Reduced Interference Distributions for the Detection and Classification of Outside Sound Source Acoustic Emissions ...... V-2758 J. Mossing, T. Tuthill - University of Dayton, USA On the Processing of Piecewise-Constant Signals by Hierarchical Models with Application to Single Ion Channel Currents V-2762 P. Djuric, J. Fwu - State University of New York, USA S. Jovanovic - Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA Stochastic Modelling and Identification of Lubricated Polymer Friction Dynamics ................................................... V-2766 G. Hsu, A. Yagle, K. Ludema, J. Levitt - University of Michigan, USA Two-Channel MultiFilter Banks and MultiWavelets .......................................................................................... V-2769 T. Cooklev, A. Nishihara, M. Kato - Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN M. Sablatash - CRC, CANADA SSAP10 Electromagnetic and Acoustic Arrays and Spectral Estimation Applying the Minimum Free Energy Spectral Estimation Algorithm to ISAR Imaging ............................................. V-2773 A. Freedman, B. Steinberg - University of Pennsylvania, USA G. Chkhenkeli - Signet Bank, USA A Statistical Array Processing Approach for Elastic Wavefield Data ..................................................................... V-2777 G. Wagner - University of Colorado, USA Efficient Space-Time Adaptive Processing for Airborne MTI-Mode Radar ............................................................ V-2781 J. Guerci - The City University of New York, USA S. Pillai, Y. Kim - Polytechnic University, USA Resonant Pole Identification from the Acoustic Backscatter of Small Submerged Multi-Specular Elastic Targets ............ V-2785 J. Wilbur, R. McDonald - Naval Surface Warfare Center, USA High Accuracy 2D Angle Estimation with Extended Aperture Vector Sensor Arrays ................................................ V-2789 K. Wong, M. Zoltowski - Purdue University, USA Spectral Analysis for Doppler Radar: A Parametric Model for Régularisation ...................................................... V-2793 G. Le Foil, P. Larzabal, H. Clergeot - LESiR-ENS Cachan, France Computationally Efficient Estimation of Sinusoidal Frequency at Low SNR ......................................................... V-2797 S. Umesh - Hunter College of CUNY, USA D. Nelson - Department of Defense, USA Simple, Effective Estimation of Frequency Based on Prony s Method .................................................................. V-2801 D. Tufts ■ University of Rhode island, USA P. Fiore - Sanders, USA Structured Least Squares to Improve the Performance of ESPRIT-Type High-Resolution Techniques ........................... V-2805 M. Haardt, J. Nossek - Technical University of Munich, Germany Efficient Phase-Only Frequency Estimation ................................................................................................... V-2809 P. Fiore, S. Lang - Sanders, Nashua NH, USA xlvii Volume V SSAPll Nonlinear Systems and Non-Stationary Signals Volterra Filter Identification Using Penalized Least Squares .............................................................................. V-2813 R. Nowak - Rice University, USA Time-Delay Estimation for Compound Point-Processes Using Hidden Markov Models ............................................. V-2817 J. Wohlers, A. Merlins, N. Fliege - Hamburg University of Technology, Germany Multiple-Prediction-Horizon Recursive Identification of Hidden Markov Models ................................................... V-2821 /. Collings - Cooperative Research Centre for Sensor Signal and Information Processing, Australia J. Moore - Australian National University, Australia On Operators Providing Shift-Invariant Uncertainty Limit ................................................................................. V-2825 M. Doroslovacki - George Washington University, USA Signal Modeling with Dynamic Fuzzy Sets ...................................................................................................... V-2829 fi. Kosanovic, L Chaparro, R. Scalabassi - University of Pittsburgh, USA Weighted Myriad Filters: A Robust Filtering Framework Derived from Alpha-Stable Distributions ........................... V-2833 J. Gonzalez, G. Arce - University of Delaware, USA Evolutionary ARMA Modeling of Time-Varying Impulse Response ..................................................................... V-2837 J. Bakkoury, F. Castanie, D. Roviras ■ ENSEEIHT/GAPSE, France Signal Modeling and Parameter Estimation for 1/f Processes Using Scale Stationary Models ....................................... V-2841 B. Yazici - GE Corp. Research and Development, USA R. Kashyap - Purdue University, USA A Test Statistics for Low Complexity Change Detection in Dynamic Systems Based on Averaged Filter Models ............... V-2845 S. Halvarsson, T. Wigren - Ericsson Radio Systems AB, Sweden B. Wahlberg ■ Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden SSAP12 Adaptive Beamforming Exact PDF s for Sample Covariance Based Array Processors with EUiptically Contoured Data .................................... V-2849 C. Richmond - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Explicit Ziv-Zakai Lower Bound for Bearing Estimation .................................................................................... V-2852 K. Bell, Y. Ephraim, H. Van Trees - George Mason University, USA Asymptotic Distribution of Recursive Subspace Estimators ................................................................................. V-2856 F. Gersemsky, B. Yang - Ruhr University Bochum, Germany Subspace Recombination of Multiple Partially Adaptive Beamformer Outputs ......................................................... V-2860 W. Ballance - Hughes Aircraft Corporation, USA E. Baranoski, A. Steinhardt - MIT Lincoln Laboratory, USA Partially-Adaptive Array Design Using the Singular Value Decomposition ............................................................... V-2864 H. Yang, M. Ingram - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Optimal Array Processing for Non Stationary Signals ....................................................................................... V-2868 P. Chevalier - Thomson-CSF, France Improved Estimation of the Minimum Variance Beamformer with Small Number of Samples .................................... V-2872 A. Souloumiac - Schlumberger Industries Electricity Technical Lab, France Broadband Array Processing Using Subband Techniques ..................................... ..V-2876 F. Lorenzetli, A. Wang, K. Yao - UCLA, USA OntheUseof Non-Casual Filters for Wideband Adaptive Sensor Array Processing ................................................... V-2880 P. Bennett - Cornell University, USA A. Steinhardt - MIT Lincoln Laboratory, USA Robust Adaptive Beamforming in Alpha-Stable Noise Environments ..................................................................... V-2884 PTsakalides, С Nikias-University of Southern California, USA Volume V SSAP13 Direction of Arrivai Estimation High Resolution Direction of Arrival Estimation of Multiple Wide-Band Sources in Multichannel Adaptive Nulling Systems ...V-2888 M. Amin ■ Villanova University, USA Broadband Direction of Arrival Estimation Using Frequency Invariant Beam-Space Processing ................................. V-2892 D. Ward - Australian National University, Australia Z Ding ■ Auburn University, USA R. Kennedy -Australian National University, Australia Tracking Directions-of-Arrival with Invariant Subspace Updating ........................................................................ V-2896 С Maclnnes, R. Vacarm - University of Rhode Island, USA Estimation of Directions-of-Arrival of Partially Polarized Signals with Electromagnetic Vector Sensors ........................ V-2900 К. Но, К. Tan ■ Defence Science Organization, Singapore B. Tan - National University of Singapore, Singapore Optimal Array Signal Processing in the Presence of Coherent Wavefronts ............................................................ V-2904 P. Stoica - Uppsala University, Sweden B. Ottersten - Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden M. Viberg - Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Direction Finding for Point and Dispersed Sources VEC-MUSIC and its Performance ............................................. V-2908 Y. Meng, К. Wong, Q. Wu - McMaster University, Canada Estimation & Localization of Multiple Dipole Sources for Noninvasive Mapping of Muscle Activity ........................... V-2912 J. Stoniek, R. Jesinger - Carnegie Mellon University, USA S. Baumann - University of Pittsburgh, USA Improved Closed-Form DOA/Frequency Estimation via ESPRIT using DFT and Derivative Beamforming .................. V-2916 С Mathews - University of West Florida, USA On Multiple-Parameter Source Localization ................................................................................................... V-2920 C. Vaidyananthan, K. Buckley - University of Minnesota, USA State-Space Based Approximation Methods for the Harmonic Retrieval Problem in the Presence of Known Signal Poles ...V-2924 H. Chen, S. Van Huffel, J. Vandewalle - ESAT Lab, Belgium SSAP14 Non-Gaussianity and Cyclostationarity Time-Frequency Estimation for Cyclostationary Signals .................................................................................... V-2928 T. Frederick - Sensormatic Electronics, USA N. Erdol - Florida Atlantic University, USA Performance Analysis of a Statistical Test for Presence of Cyclostationarity in Noisy Observation ................................. V-2932 P. Rostaing, T. Pitarque, E. Thierry - URA CNRS, France Joint Probability Density Function Estimation by Spectral Estimation Methods ...................................................... V-2936 A. Pages-Zamora, M. Lagunas - Universität Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain Adaptive Blind Separation of Convolutive Mixtures .......................................................................................... V-2940 N. Delfosse, P. Loubaton - Telecom Paris, France Fractionally-Spaced CMA Blind Equalization Error Surface Characterization: Effects of Source Distributions ............... V-2944 J. LeBlanc - Cornell University, USA /. Fijalkow - ENSEA, France C. Johnson - Cornell University, USA Fully Bayesian Analysis of Conditionally Linear Gaussian State Space Models ......................................................... V-2948 A. Domet - LETl-CEA, France P. Duvaut - ENSEA-ETIS, France Harmonic Signal Modeling Using Adaptive Nonlinear Function Estimation ............................................................ V-2952 T. Wigren, P. Handel - Uppsala University, Sweden On a Class of Infinite Extent Nonlinear Interpolators ....................................................................................... V-2956 C. Bourin, P. Bondon - Laboratoire des Signaux et Systèmes - CNRS, France Minimum Mean Square Error Estimation for a Class of Chaotic Systems ............................................................ Х-2Ш D. Drake - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA A Practical Procedure for Identifying Time-Varying Nonlinear Systems Using Basis Function Approximations ............... V-2964 J. Ralston, B. Boashash, A. Zovbir - Signal Processing Research Centre, Australia xlix Volume V SSAP15 Spectral Estimation II Instantaneous Frequency Estimation: Bayesian Approaches vs Reassignment, Application to Gravitational Waves ......... V-2968 P. Duvaut - ETIS - ENSEA, France A. Doucet - ETIS - CEA, France С Veaux - ETIS - ENSEA, France P. Flandrin - ENS-LYON, France Time-Frequency Analysis of Seismic Reflection Signais .................................................................................... V-2972 P. Steeghs, G. Drijkoningen - Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands Computation and Performance of the Prolate-Spheroidal Wave Function Window in Spectral Estimation ..................... V-2976 Z Lin, R. McCallum, H. Wong - University of Virginia, USA Adaptive Spectral Estimator Using the Conjugate Gradient Algorithm .................................................................. V-2979 P. Chang, A. Willson, Jr. ■ University of California at Los Angeles, USA Two-Sided Prediction, Orthogonalization and Random Fields in Images ............................................................... V-2983 M. Scheffe - Brown University, USA Matched Orthornormal Wavelets - Their Construction, and Application to Object Detection .................................... V-2987 J. Chapa, M. Raghuveer - Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Frequency Estimation via Sparse Zero-Crossings ............................................................................................. V-2990 B. Sadler - Army Research Laboratory, USA S. Casey - American University, USA De-Interleaving of Superimposed Quantized Autoregressive Processes .................................................................. V-2994 A. Logothetis, V. Krishnamurthy - University of Melbourne, Australia Robust Two Dimensional Spectral Estimation Based on an AR Model Excited by a t-Distribution Process ..................... V-2998 J. Sanubari - Satya Wacana University, Indonesia K. Tokuda, M. Onoda - Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Additive and Multiplicative Abrupt Jump Detection Using the Continuous Wavelet Transform ................................. V-3002 M. Chabert, J. Tournent, F. Castanie - ENSSEEIHT/GAPSE, France SSAP16 Higher Order Statistics A Higher Order Statistics-Based Subspace Roational Invariance Method for the 2-D Harmonic Retrieval Problem ......... V-3006 Y. Chu, W. Fang - National Taiwan Institute of Technology, Taiwan S. Chang - National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan Performance of Near-Field Localization Algorithms Based On High-Order Statistics ................................................ V-3010 5. Shamsunder, R. Challa - Colorado State University, USA Comparison of Second- and Fourth- Order Cumulant-Based MUSIC Method in the Presence of Sensor Errors ............ V-3014 L Guisheng, B. Zheng, W. Bo - Xidian University, China Blind Separation of Convohitive Mixtures Using Second and Fourth Order Moments ............................................. V-3018 S. kart, R. Gautier - CNRS UNSA, France Multiplicative Multilag High Order Ambiguity Function .................................................................................... V-3022 S. Barbarossa, A. Porchia, Α. Scaglione - University of Rome, Italy Low Rank Estimators of Higher Order Statistics ............................................................................................. V-3026 T. Andre, R. Nowak, В. Van Veen - University of Wisconsin, USA Bispectrum Based Gaussianity Test Using the Bootstrap .................................................................................... V-3029 A. Zoubir, D. Iskander ■ Signal Processing Research Centre, Australia A New Cumulant-Based Lattice Algorithm for Adaptive Identification of Non Gaussian Bidimensional AR Processes ...... V-3033 U Buzenac, R. Settineri, M. Najim ■ Enserb, France Identification of Multivariate FIR Systems Using High Order Statistics ............................................................... V-3037 L Tong - University of Connecticut, USA
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