Course breakdown on a per-lecture basis
General
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1
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Introduction, elements of matrix algebra (quadratic forms,
Gram determinant)
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2
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Elements of matrix algebra (differentiation, orthogonal matrices, QR
factorisation, SVD, projections and rotations
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3
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Optimisation, multivariate methods, principal components
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4
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Sufficiency
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Hypothesis testing: Neyman-Pearson detectors
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5
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Framework, decision rules, classifying tests, testing of binary hypotheses
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6
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Neyman-Pearson lemma, ROC curves, sufficiency in hypothesis testing
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7
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Composite binary hypotheses, UMP tests, Karlin-Rubin theorem
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8
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Invariance, UMP invariant tests
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9
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Matched filters, CFAR matched filters, locally most powerful tests
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Hypothesis testing: Bayes detectors
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10
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Risk, Simple binary hypothesis Bayes detector
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11
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General formulation, likelihood ratios and posterior probabilities,
continuous-time hypotheses
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Minimum variance unbiased estimation/Maximum likelihood
estimation
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12
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MVUB estimators, BLU estimators, Cramer-Rao lower bound
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13
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Efficient estimators, ML estimation, asymptotic properties, sufficiency,
invariance
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Bayes estimators
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14
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Bayes risk, minimax estimators, computing Bayes estimators, Bayes
sufficiency and conjugate priors
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15
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MVN model, Gauss-Markov theorem, linear statistical model, sequential
Bayes
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Minimum mean-squared error estimation
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16
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Conditional expectation and orthogonality, MMSE and LMMSE estimators,
linear prediction
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17
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Kalman filtering
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Least Squares
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18
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Linear model, least squares solution, performance, weighted LS
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19
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Constrained LS, underdetermined LS, structured correlation matrices
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Conclusion
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20
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Overview of principles and techniques
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