Sentence examples for theory of detection from inspiring English sources

Their theory of detection, search, and attention distinguishes between two modes of processing information: controlled search and automatic detection.

According to the statistical theory of detection [29], the optimal receiver for the detection of symbols a n from x v (nT) over the known signal duration is the LRT receiver.

According to the statistical theory of detection, the optimal receiver for the detection of the K symbols a n from both the K primary data x v (nT) and the K0 secondary data b Tv (nT)' consists in comparing to a threshold the ratio between (C.1) and (C.2).

The traditional theory of detection limits [ 3] assumes a normal error distribution around 0, which precludes the use of log transformation.

The theory of signal detection and estimation is used in a wide variety of target-detection applications.

A novel theory of Fault Detection and Diagnosis of Hybrid Systems has been applied for the on-line detection of catastrophic stuck-at faults in mixed VLSI circuits.

A brief description of the theory of chromatographic detection and modern approaches to data acquisition and processing is given in the context of the calibration problem.

Much of this discussion borrows from Berge and Jordà (2011) and Jordà and Taylor (2011) and finds its origin in the work of Peirce (1884) and the theory of signal detection in radars by Peterson and Birdsall (1953).

To clarify the functional importance of many observed lymphocyte properties, I ask: What properties would a cell have if one designed it according to the theory of optimal detection, with minimal regard for biological constraints?

The theory of energy detection starts by defining the null and the present hypotheses which in our case are as follows: ℋ 0 : r ( n ) = u ( n ), n = 1, 2, ⋯, N, (15a) ℋ 1 : r ( n ) = r 1, 1 ( n ) + u ( n ), (15b).

Unfortunately, the results of all that study just seem to push a unified theory of gay detection further and further away.