A new constant false alarm rate （CFAR） target detector for synthetic aperture radar （SAR） images is developed. For each pixel under test, both the local probability density function （PDF） of the pixel and the cl...A new constant false alarm rate （CFAR） target detector for synthetic aperture radar （SAR） images is developed. For each pixel under test, both the local probability density function （PDF） of the pixel and the clutter PDF in the reference window are estimated by the non-parametric density estimation. The target detector is defined as the mean square error （MSE） distance between the two PDFs. The CFAR detection in SAR images having multiplicative noise is achieved by adaptive kernel bandwidth proportional to the clutter level. In addition, for obtaining a threshold with respect to a given probability of false alarm （PFA）, an unsupervised null distribution fitting method with outlier rejection is proposed. The effectiveness of the proposed target detector is demonstrated by the experiment result using the RADATSAT-2 SAR image.展开更多
The potential energy curves （PECs） of the ground state （^3∏） and three low-lying excited states （^1∑, ^3∑,^1∏） of CdSe dimer have been studied by employing quasirelativistic effective core potentials on the ...The potential energy curves （PECs） of the ground state （^3∏） and three low-lying excited states （^1∑, ^3∑,^1∏） of CdSe dimer have been studied by employing quasirelativistic effective core potentials on the basis of the complete active space self-consistent field method followed by multireference configuration interaction calculation. The four PECs are fitted to analytical potential energy functions using the Murrel-Sorbie potential function. Based on the PECs, the vibrational levels of the four states are determined by solving the Schrodinger equation of nuclear motion, and corresponding spectroscopic constants are accurately calculated. The equilibrium positions as well as the spectroscopic constants and the vibrational levels are reported. By our analysis, the ^3∏ state, of which the dissociation asymptote is Cd（^1S） ＋ Se（^3p）, is identified as a ground state of CdSe dimer, and the corresponding dissociation energy is estimated to be 0.39eV. However, the first excited state is only 1132.49cm^-1 above the ground state and the ^3∑ state is the highest in the four calculated states.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (40871157 41171317)the Foundation of Advance Research of Science and Technology for Chinese National Defence(9140C620201902)
文摘A new constant false alarm rate （CFAR） target detector for synthetic aperture radar （SAR） images is developed. For each pixel under test, both the local probability density function （PDF） of the pixel and the clutter PDF in the reference window are estimated by the non-parametric density estimation. The target detector is defined as the mean square error （MSE） distance between the two PDFs. The CFAR detection in SAR images having multiplicative noise is achieved by adaptive kernel bandwidth proportional to the clutter level. In addition, for obtaining a threshold with respect to a given probability of false alarm （PFA）, an unsupervised null distribution fitting method with outlier rejection is proposed. The effectiveness of the proposed target detector is demonstrated by the experiment result using the RADATSAT-2 SAR image.
基金Project supported by the national Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant No 10674114）.
文摘The potential energy curves （PECs） of the ground state （^3∏） and three low-lying excited states （^1∑, ^3∑,^1∏） of CdSe dimer have been studied by employing quasirelativistic effective core potentials on the basis of the complete active space self-consistent field method followed by multireference configuration interaction calculation. The four PECs are fitted to analytical potential energy functions using the Murrel-Sorbie potential function. Based on the PECs, the vibrational levels of the four states are determined by solving the Schrodinger equation of nuclear motion, and corresponding spectroscopic constants are accurately calculated. The equilibrium positions as well as the spectroscopic constants and the vibrational levels are reported. By our analysis, the ^3∏ state, of which the dissociation asymptote is Cd（^1S） ＋ Se（^3p）, is identified as a ground state of CdSe dimer, and the corresponding dissociation energy is estimated to be 0.39eV. However, the first excited state is only 1132.49cm^-1 above the ground state and the ^3∑ state is the highest in the four calculated states.
