微机化视频图形发生仪的研制

介绍了以单片机和ＣＲＴ显示器控制芯片ＣＲＴＣ为主的微机化视频图形发生仪的设计方法及原理．对用ＭＣ６８４５ＣＲＴＣ产生视频信号的方法及图象分辨率作了详细介绍，给出了将此视频图象发生仪作图象刺激仪的软件框图．     

阵列信号单信道处理技术

阵列信号处理已广泛应用于许多电子系统中，如微波无源比幅测向系统等，但通道间的振幅和相位的不平衡常常引起较大的测向误差。为了匹配通道间的振幅和相位平衡，可利用卫星通信中的多址联接技术（如ＦＤＭＡ、ＴＤＭＡ或ＣＤＭＡ）构成单信道处理系统来代替多信道系统。文中详细地研究了ＣＤＭＡ单信道系统，建立了系统模型，分析了系统特性，模拟结果证明了这种单信道理论和技术的可行性。     

N进制计数器的一种设计方法

通过对计数器工作原理及组成的分析,提出N进制计数器的一种设计方法。运用本文提出的方法,我们可对N进制计数器进行快速设计,并且思路固定。使N进制计数器的设计变得有规律可循。     

A Compressive Sensing Based Analysis of Anomalies in Generalized Linear Models

In this article, we present a compressive sensing based framework for generalized linear model regression that employs a two-component noise model and convex optimization techniques to simultaneously detect outliers and determine optimally sparse representations of noisy data from arbitrary sets of basis functions. We then extend our model to include model order reduction capabilities that can uncover inherent sparsity in regression coefficients and achieve simple, superior fits. Second, we use the mixed ?₂/?₁ norm to develop another model that can efficiently uncover block-sparsity in regression coefficients. By performing model order reduction over all independent variables and basis functions, our algorithms successfully deemphasize the effect of independent variables that become uncorrelated with dependent variables. This desirable property has various applications in real-time anomaly detection, such as faulty sensor detection and sensor jamming in wireless sensor networks. After developing our framework and inheriting a stable recovery theorem from compressive sensing theory, we present two simulation studies on sparse or block-sparse problems that demonstrate the superior performance of our algorithms with respect to (1) classic outlier-invariant regression techniques like least absolute value and iteratively reweighted least-squares and (2) classic sparse-regularized regression techniques like LASSO.     

Two-Sample Tests Based on the Integrated Empirical Process

Abstract

Let X ₁, …, X _m and Y ₁, …, Y _n be independent random variables, where X ₁, …, X _m are i.i.d. with continuous distribution function (df) F, and Y ₁, …, Y _n are i.i.d. with continuous df G. For testing the hypothesis H ₀: F = G, we introduce and study analogues of the celebrated Kolmogorov–Smirnov and one- and two-sided Cramér-von Mises statistics that are functionals of a suitably integrated two-sample empirical process. Furthermore, we characterize those distributions for which the new tests are locally Bahadur optimal within the setting of shift alternatives.     

Simple correlated arma processes

The generalization of the simple correlated autoregressive processes introduced by RISAGEE ( 1980, 1981 ) is presented in the paper. The correlation structure of the model is investigated for the purpose of its identification. Various methods of estimation are discussed. Verification of the model is based on the portmanteau statistics whose behaviour is derived using the results for the simple correlated autoregressive processes and the prin¬ciple 0f Box and PIEBCE concerning the relation of estimated residual correlations in auto-regressive and ARMA models.     

Bayes designs for multiple linear regression on the unit sphere

We deal with experimental designs minimizing the mean square error of the linear BAYES estimator for the parameter vector of a multiple linear regression model where the experimental region is the k-dimensional unit sphere. After computing the uniquely determined optimum information matrix, we construct, separately for the homogeneous and the inhomogeneous model, both approximate and exact designs having such an information matrix.     

A Viable Alternative to Resorting to Statistical Tables

It is shown in this article that, given the moments of a distribution, any percentage point can be accurately determined from an approximation of the corresponding density function in terms of the product of an appropriate baseline density and a polynomial adjustment. This approach, which is based on a moment-matching technique, is not only conceptually simple but easy to implement. As illustrated by several applications, the percentiles so obtained are in excellent agreement with the tabulated values. Whereas statistical tables, if at all available or accessible, can hardly ever cover all the potentially useful combinations of the parameters associated with a random quantity of interest, the proposed methodology has no such limitation.