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ECE 254: Detection Theory

This document provides information about the ECE 254 course "Detection Theory" taught by Professor Bill Hodgkiss. The course covers topics such as hypothesis testing, detection of signals in noise, estimation of signal parameters, and applications in radar, sonar, and communications. Students will complete weekly homework assignments that can be worked on in groups, as well as individual midterm and endterm projects. Grades will be based on homework, which counts for 1/3 of the grade, and the midterm and endterm projects which each count for 1/3. The textbook for the course is Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing by Steven Kay.

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ECE 254: Detection Theory

This document provides information about the ECE 254 course "Detection Theory" taught by Professor Bill Hodgkiss. The course covers topics such as hypothesis testing, detection of signals in noise, estimation of signal parameters, and applications in radar, sonar, and communications. Students will complete weekly homework assignments that can be worked on in groups, as well as individual midterm and endterm projects. Grades will be based on homework, which counts for 1/3 of the grade, and the midterm and endterm projects which each count for 1/3. The textbook for the course is Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing by Steven Kay.

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ECE 254: Detection Theory

Instructor:

Bill Hodgkiss

Tel: 858-534-1798
FAX: 858-822-0665
E-Mail: whodgkiss@ucsd.edu
Campus Mail: 0701

Course Description:

Hypothesis testing, detection of signals in white and colored Gaussian noise; estimation of signal parameters;
maximum-likelihood detection; resolution of signals; detection and estimation of stochastic signals; applications to
radar, sonar, and communications.

Summary of Topics Discussed:

(1) Introduction SKE, SKEP, SKEPII problems.


(2) Summary of various PDFs Gaussian and Chi-squared.
(3) Statistical decision theory framework NP and Bayesian approaches.
(4) Deterministic signals Matched filter and generalized matched filter.
(5) Random signals Gaussian signal in Gaussian noise, Rayleigh fading signal.
(6) Composite hypothesis testing (uncertain parameters) Bayesian and GLRT detection receivers.
(7) Deterministic signals with unknown parameters amplitude, phase, frequency, and arrival time.
(8) Unknown noise parameters.

Homework/Projects:

Approximately one computer-oriented homework assignment will be made per week. These can be worked on in groups
and should be turned in as soon as possible for feedback. A mid-term and an end-term project will be assigned. These
should represent individual effort (i.e. should be considered as take-home exams) and assistance should not be given nor
received from anyone other than the instructor.

Grades:

No exams will be given. Grades will be assigned based on the weekly homework assignments and the mid/end-term
projects. The homework assignments count 1/3 and the mid/end-term projects count 1/3 each.

Text:

S. Kay. Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing - Vol II. Detection Theory. Prentice-Hall, 1998. ISBN 0-13-
504135-X.

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