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Selecting a reduced-rank transformation for STAP-a direct form perspective
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EngineeringGeometryMulti-rate Signal ProcessingComputer ArchitectureComputer-aided DesignRank Reduction TransformationSpace-time ProcessingSystems EngineeringComputational GeometryGraceful DegradationPerformance ImprovementLow-rank ApproximationGeometry ProcessingGeometric ModelingAdaptive FilterMultidimensional Signal ProcessingComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceProjection SystemAdaptive AlgorithmSignal ProcessingNatural SciencesReduced-rank TransformationNoise Ratio
We introduce the signal-to-interference plus noise ratio (SINR) metric as a tool for selecting a rank reduction transformation that maximizes the output SINR of a direct form space-time adaptive processor. The SINR metric is used to identify the eigenvectors with the greatest impact on the output SINR which become the columns of the rank reduction transformation. The SINR metric method exhibits a graceful degradation in performance as the rank of the transformation approaches one.
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