3 元対称コヒーレント信号に対する古典ミニマックス解を与える生起確率

蒼一朗藤田, 正雄大崎

Published May 12, 2025• 0 citations

Abstract

Here we give the result of the classical detection theory, which satisfies the mini-max condition for the ternary coherent signal. In detail, a priori probabilities of the signal are derived from the necessary and sufficient conditions of the mini-max strategy and compared with those obtained by the quantum detection theory.

DOI: 10.15045/0002000473

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