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MATLAB-based program for fitting various common distributions, including Weibull distribution, Rayleigh distribution, K-distribution, and other distributions, with enhanced descriptions of implementation approaches.
Analysis of Rayleigh-distributed weather radar echoes, including time-frequency analysis, power spectral density, and spectral distribution characteristics with implementation approaches.
Airborne radar ground and sea clutter simulation program featuring: Weibull correlation model distribution, Rayleigh distribution model, K-distribution model, and log-normal distribution model implementations with statistical modeling approaches.
MATLAB simulation program for Rayleigh distribution with clutter radar signals, providing valuable resources for researchers working on radar signal processing and analysis.
Rayleigh-distributed clutter model for radar signal processing applications, featuring MATLAB code implementation for amplitude characterization
A comprehensive MATLAB radar echo simulation package featuring subroutines for modeling target Radar Cross Section (RCS) under chi-square, Rayleigh, and log-normal distributions, with implementation details for statistical modeling and signal processing.
MATLAB-based radar clutter simulation including Rayleigh, Log-Normal, Weibull distributions and other clutter models with code implementation details
A MATLAB radar echo simulation package containing subroutines for simulating target radar cross-sections (RCS) under Chi-square, Rayleigh, and log-normal distributions. Includes radial acceleration, radial velocity, and radial distance simulations with 3D visualization capabilities. Key implementations feature statistical distribution modeling and motion parameter integration.
Simulating radar clutter using the ZMNL method to generate Rayleigh-distributed data with implementation insights
An overview of common clutter models including Rayleigh and Weibull distributions, with implementation insights for signal processing applications