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Exact confidence interval for magnitude-squared coherence estimates

Exact confidence interval for magnitude-squared coherence estimates
Exact confidence interval for magnitude-squared coherence estimates
The magnitude-squared coherence function is widely used in many applications. The approximate confidence interval is only reliable for large data segments. In this letter, an iterative algorithm is provided to compute the exact confidence interval from the cumulative distribution function. In order to use the confidence interval conveniently in practice, some libraries are provided, using the iterative algorithm and cubic spline interpolation.
326-329
Wang, Shou Yan
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Tang, Meng Xing
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Wang, Shou Yan
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Tang, Meng Xing
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Wang, Shou Yan and Tang, Meng Xing (2004) Exact confidence interval for magnitude-squared coherence estimates. IEEE Signal Processing Letters, 11 (3), 326-329. (doi:10.1109/LSP.2003.822897).

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The magnitude-squared coherence function is widely used in many applications. The approximate confidence interval is only reliable for large data segments. In this letter, an iterative algorithm is provided to compute the exact confidence interval from the cumulative distribution function. In order to use the confidence interval conveniently in practice, some libraries are provided, using the iterative algorithm and cubic spline interpolation.

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Published date: March 2004
Organisations: Human Sciences Group

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Local EPrints ID: 46599
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/46599
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Date deposited: 19 Jul 2007
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 09:25

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Author: Shou Yan Wang
Author: Meng Xing Tang

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