The theory of signal detectability
作者： W. Peterson , T. Birdsall , W. Fox
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摘要: … Sampling Plan Suppose that the observation interval … %ransform-bandlimitedt~ to a band from 0 to W cycles per second, ie… Suppose the values of the signal voltage at the sample points …
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