Titlebook: Communications and Networks; A Survey of Recent A Ian F. Blake,H. Vincent Poor Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 Hardware.Mathem

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Series Expansions in Statistical Theory of Detection and Estimationed distributions. These approximations are of great importance in the general theory of statistical inference so that one can evaluate (approximately) the performance and/or robustness of some standard tests of hypotheses and of optimal estimators.

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Robustness in Signal Detectionnoise. During the past two decades there has been considerable work on the problem of designing such procedures, and in this chapter we present a survey of some of the principal developments in this area.

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Introductionin land-based or satellite networks, has created a greater need for finding useful mathematical techniques for their analysis. The rapidly evolving technologies involved continue to find exciting new areas for application, and it remains a challenge for researchers to keep abreast of developments.

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A Survey of Recent Progress on Level-Crossing Problems for Random Processesnd is intended to be similar to theirs with an emphasis on explicit analytical results for continuous parameter processes. As they discussed many of the techniques and methods available in an accessible tutorial fashion, the present survey will be confined to an overview of the results that are available.

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The Routing Problem in Computer Networkstched networks. In its simplest form the statement of the routing problem is as follows. Consider, as in Figure 12.1, a node that receives messages from an incoming link and has a choice of forwarding them via one of two outgoing links.

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Image Compression via Self-Error-Correcting Two-Dimensional Codingbe limited to only one segment. All such efforts cause a reduction of the efficiency of the code. This chapter explores the possibility of an efficient source coding technique that is self-error-correcting.

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MARCO BECCALI,MAURIZIO SORCE,JOSè GALLETTOin land-based or satellite networks, has created a greater need for finding useful mathematical techniques for their analysis. The rapidly evolving technologies involved continue to find exciting new areas for application, and it remains a challenge for researchers to keep abreast of developments.