A theory of continuous nonlinear recursive- filtering with application to optimum analog demodulation.
Continuous nonlinear recursive filtering based on Markov processes and state-variable concepts for application to optimum analog demodulation
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Continuous nonlinear recursive filtering based on Markov processes and state-variable concepts for application to optimum analog demodulation
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