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Experimental performance of some higher-order cumulant detectors for hydroacoustic transients
The authors quantify the performance of broadband second-, third-, and fourth-order cumulant and moment based detectors applied to hydroacoustic transients transmitted through shallow water. Through simulations on real data they obtain probabilities of detection as a function of signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for chosen false alarm rates. In the investigated SNR range -20 dB to 5 dB the overall performance of the fourth-order detectors is superior to that of the second-order (energy) and third-order detector.<>