Analysis of the Variance Threshold of Kay's Weighted Linear Predictor Frequency Estimator

Clarkson, Vaughan, Kootsookos, Peter J. and Quinn, Barry G. (1994) Analysis of the Variance Threshold of Kay's Weighted Linear Predictor Frequency Estimator. IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 42 9: 2370-2379.

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Author Clarkson, Vaughan
Kootsookos, Peter J.
Quinn, Barry G.
Title Analysis of the Variance Threshold of Kay's Weighted Linear Predictor Frequency Estimator
Journal name IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing   Check publisher's open access policy
Publication date 1994-09-01
Sub-type Article
DOI 10.1109/78.317858
Volume number 42
Issue number 9
ISSN 1053-587X
Start page 2370
End page 2379
Total pages 10
Place of publication New York
Publisher IEEE
Language eng
Subject 280204 Signal Processing
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Abstract A theoretical approximation for the variance of Kay's weighted linear predictor frequency estimator is derived. From this expression, an inequality describing the variance threshold of the estimator is found. The window weights are then optimised to improve the variance. Numerical simulations demonstrate that the variance approximations are valid for medium to high signal-to-noise rations or for large numbers of samples.
Keyword Frequency estimation
Variance-threshold
Kay's weighted linear predictor frequency estimator
Kay's estimator
nonlinear estimator inequality
signal-to-noise ratio
Q-Index Code C1

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