Stationary Point Processes and Applications to Communications and Logistic Systems.
Abstract
The research has proceeded along three distinct lines. (1) The behavior of closed loop control systems with randomly timed sampling within the feedback loop. Random sampling in a feedback context occurs in systems with a controller consisting of a time shared computer, control systems with imperfect samplers, and remote control whose feedback function is performed at a distance via a pulse coded transmission link. (2) Recovery of data from samples taken at random intervals, including time-multiplexed communication systems and real-time digital handling of data. (3) The applicability of martingale theory to stochastic point processes. In particular, the Doob decomposition for continuous-parameter supermartingales which is crucial to the modern theory of detection and estimation of stochastic signals corrupted by additive white noise. (Author Modified Abstract)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1973
- Accession Number
- AD0758281
Entities
People
- Frederick J. Beutler
Organizations
- University of Michigan