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Radar emission classification in time limit of signal observation

Andrzej Pieniężny

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The paper presents on the base of theoretical approach of time-frequency analysis and time-frequency representation optimizations, classification results of real radar signals. The results show, that applying class-dependent methodology it is possible to achieve acceptable classification level on the base of few intercepted pulses.

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The paper presents on the base of theoretical approach of time-frequency analysis and time-frequency representation optimizations, classification results of real radar signals. The results show, that applying class-dependent methodology it is possible to achieve acceptable classification level on the base of few intercepted pulses.

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The paper presents on the base of theoretical approach of time-frequency analysis and time-frequency representation optimizations, classification results of real radar signals. The results show, that applying class-dependent methodology it is possible to achieve acceptable classification level on the base of few intercepted pulses.

Key concepts: Radar, Time–frequency analysis, Computer science, Limit (mathematics), Time–frequency representation, Representation (politics), SIGNAL (programming language), Base (topology)

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