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chaosbook:noise [2010/07/02 05:26]
predrag Rayleigh–Rice distribution
chaosbook:noise [2010/07/02 05:28]
predrag Rayleigh–Rice distribution
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 **2010-07-01 PC to Sara** ​ **2010-07-01 PC to Sara** ​
 Rice distribution (see [[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Rice_distribution|wikipedia]] and MathWorld [[|]] Rice distribution (see [[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Rice_distribution|wikipedia]] and MathWorld [[|]]
-might be the right distribution to use in your work on linear-nonlinear models. I was told that it describes the distribution of distances between two random events. There is also a [[http://​mathworld.wolfram.com/​RayleighDistribution.html|Rayleigh Distribution]]. The original paper is Rice S O, "​Statistical properties of a sine wave plus+might be the right distribution to use in your work on linear-nonlinear models. I was told that it describes the distribution of distances between two random events. There is also a [[http://​mathworld.wolfram.com/​RayleighDistribution.html|Rayleigh Distribution]]. The original paper is [[http://​www.cramster.com/​reference/​wiki.aspx?​wiki_name=Stephen_O._Rice|Stephen ​O. Rice]], "​Statistical properties of a sine wave plus
 random noise,"​ //Bell Syst. Tech. J//. **22** 109–57 (1948 ). random noise,"​ //Bell Syst. Tech. J//. **22** 109–57 (1948 ).
 [7] Nakagami M 1960 The m-distribution—a general formula [7] Nakagami M 1960 The m-distribution—a general formula
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