DocumentCode
1211718
Title
The two source maximum likelihood function
Author
Piper, John E.
Author_Institution
Signal Process. Syst., Panama City, CA, USA
Volume
1
Issue
12
fYear
1994
Firstpage
203
Lastpage
204
Abstract
The maximum likelihood method is designed to yield high resolution estimates in a multiple source environment. The article derive a simplified representation of the maximum likelihood function for the two source case. This case is instructive to understand when and why the full power of the maximum likelihood method should be used. This approach extends the results of a previous paper (see J. Piper, IEEE Trans. Signal Processing, vol.42, no.2, p.412, 1994) that showed how the maximum likelihood function calculation can be transformed from a matrix problem to a vector product. The maximum likelihood function for spectral estimation is given.<>
Keywords
maximum likelihood estimation; spectral analysis; high resolution estimates; matrix problem; multiple source environment; spectral estimation; two source maximum likelihood function; vector product; Cities and towns; Covariance matrix; Design methodology; Equations; Frequency; Maximum likelihood estimation; Yield estimation;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Signal Processing Letters, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1070-9908
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/97.338753
Filename
338753
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