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New perspectives for maximum-likelihood parameter and time delay estimation using two channels

J.A. Stuller, Nancy Hubing

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This paper introduces a new realization for maximum likelihood parameter and time-delay estimation using two channels. We obtain the result by using coupled Karhunen-Loeve expansions to derive the likelihood function. The new realization illuminates the analytical relationship between maximum likelihood time-delay estimation and other methods. Experimental results that support the theoretical findings are included.

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This paper introduces a new realization for maximum likelihood parameter and time-delay estimation using two channels. We obtain the result by using coupled Karhunen-Loeve expansions to derive the likelihood function. The new realization illuminates the analytical relationship between maximum likelihood time-delay estimation and other methods. Experimental results that support the theoretical findings are included.

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This paper introduces a new realization for maximum likelihood parameter and time-delay estimation using two channels. We obtain the result by using coupled Karhunen-Loeve expansions to derive the likelihood function. The new realization illuminates the analytical relationship between maximum likelihood time-delay estimation and other methods. Experimental results that support the theoretical findings are included.

Key concepts: Maximum likelihood, Realization (probability), Maximum likelihood sequence estimation, Estimation theory, Likelihood function, Computer science, Function (biology), Estimation

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