MATE-CFAR: Ambiente de Pruebas para Detectores CFAR en MATLAB
Abstract
En este artículo se presenta una herramienta denominada MATE-CFAR (MAtlab Test Environment for CFAR detectors) para la prueba de detectores CFAR y la modelación de clutter y blancos de radar. Logrado en Simulink de MATLAB, el ambiente permite generar clutter Gaussiano o Weibull, y blancos Swerling V. Además, puede controlarse la frecuencia de aparición de los blancos y calcularse las probabilidades de detección y de falsa alarma. Empleando MATE-CFAR, los autores calculan curvas de probabilidad de detección y de falsa alarma utilizando funciones auxiliares que se ofrecen junto al esquema, mostrando así la aplicación de la propuesta.
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Published
2014-12-09
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Bacallao Vidal, J. de la C., & Machado Fernández, J. R. (2014). MATE-CFAR: Ambiente de Pruebas para Detectores CFAR en MATLAB. Telemática, 13(3), 86–98. Retrieved from https://revistatelematica.cujae.edu.cu/index.php/tele/article/view/172
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