Y. Abramovich, M. Rangaswamy, B.A. Johnson, P. Corbell, N. Spencer
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Time-varying autoregressive adaptive filtering for airborne radar applications
Multivariate time-varying autoregressive models of order m (TVAR(m)) are introduced based on the Dym-Gohberg band extension technique for finite operator-valued matrices. For particular side-looking airborne radar scenarios (based on the KASSPER-II data set) and novel optimal time-varying transmit antenna pattern control, we demonstrate that model mismatch losses associated with relatively small TVAR order m (m ~ 4 to 8), are quite low (1.5 to 3 dB) inside the azimuth-Doppler range of interest, and allow for significant reduction in training sample support.