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Introduction....Pages 1-8
Prediction-error filtering and maximum-entropy spectral estimation....Pages 9-72
Autoregressive and mixed autoregressive-moving average models and spectra....Pages 73-125
Iterative least-squares procedure for ARMA spectral estimation....Pages 127-153
Maximum-likelihood spectral estimation....Pages 155-179
Application of the maximum-likelihood method and the maximum-entropy method to array processing....Pages 181-244
Recent advances in spectral estimation....Pages 245-260
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