The Distribution of the Absolute Maximum of the Discontinuous Stationary Random Process with Raileigh and Gaussian Components

Main Authors: Oleg V. Chernoyarov, Alexander V. Zakharov, Alexander N. Faulgaber, Alexandra V. Salnikova
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author Oleg V. Chernoyarov
Alexander V. Zakharov
Alexander N. Faulgaber
Alexandra V. Salnikova
title The Distribution of the Absolute Maximum of the Discontinuous Stationary Random Process with Raileigh and Gaussian Components
publishDate 2019
topic Rayleigh random process
Gaussian random process
absolute maximum
probability distribution
level crossing probability
url https://zenodo.org/record/4333880
contents The purpose of this research is to find the asymptotically exact expressions for the distribution function and for the probability that the absolute maximum of the sum of statistically independent homogeneous Gaussian and Rayleigh random processes with nondifferentiable covariance function will exceed the specified threshold. In this study, the applicability boundaries of the introduced theoretical formulas are also determined by means of statistical simulation. The recommendations are presented concerning the application of the obtained expressions depending on the observation interval length and the interrelation of Gaussian and Rayleigh components of the analyzed random process.
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