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Secrecy of communications in data transmission by impulses with unknown moments of appearance and disappearance O. V. Chernoyarov, M. M. Shahmoradian, M. Marcokova, Y. E. Korchagin

Contributor(s): Shahmoradian, M. M | Marcokova, Mariana | Korchagin, Y. E | Chernoyarov, Oleg VMaterial type: ArticleArticleSubject(s): прямоугольный импульс | обнаружение сигнала | авторизованный доступ | неавторизованный доступ | отношение сигнал/шум | вероятности ошибок | гауссовский белый шумGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: International journal of engineering. Transactions A : Basics Vol. 32, № 4. P. 548-554Abstract: We carried out a comparative analysis of the algorithms for detecting a rectangular impulse against Gaussian white noise under either authorized or unauthorized access to the tr ansmitted data. We presupposed that for data transmission the binary communication system is used and that the useful information in the data is whether the signal is present or absent. The case is that unauthorized access by the outsider takes place in the situation when the signal parameters are completely or partially unknown. We then define the degree of the transmitted data secrecy by the secrecy ratio determining how highly the threshold signal-to-noise ratio increases when there is the unauthorized access instead of the authorized one.
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We carried out a comparative analysis of the algorithms for detecting a rectangular impulse against Gaussian white noise under either authorized or unauthorized access to the tr ansmitted data. We presupposed that for data transmission the binary communication system is used and that the useful information in the data is whether the signal is present or absent. The case is that unauthorized access by the outsider takes place in the situation when the signal parameters are completely or partially unknown. We then define the degree of the transmitted data secrecy by the secrecy ratio determining how highly the threshold signal-to-noise ratio increases when there is the unauthorized access instead of the authorized one.

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