matlab cfardetector,Constant false alarm rate (CFAR) detector

CFAR algorithmSpecify the CFAR detection algorithm using one of the values

CACell-averaging

GOCAGreatest-of cell averaging

OSOrder statistic

SOCASmallest-of cell averagingNumber of guard

cellsSpecify the number of guard cells used in training as an even

integer. This parameter specifies the total number of cells on both

sides of the cell under test.Number of training

cellsSpecify the number of training cells used in training as an

even integer. Whenever possible, the training cells are equally divided

before and after the cell under test.Rank of order statisticThis parameter appears when CFAR algorithm is

set to OS. Specify the rank of the order statistic

as a positive integer scalar. The value must be less than or equal

to the value of Number of training cells.Threshold factor

methodSpecify whether the threshold factor comes from an automatic

calculation, the Custom threshold factor parameter,

or an input argument. Values of this parameter are:

AutoThe application calculates the threshold factor automatically

based on the desired probability of false alarm specified in the Probability

of false alarm parameter. The calculation assumes each

independent signal in the input is a single pulse coming out of a

square law detector with no pulse integration. The calculation also

assumes the noise is white Gaussian.

CustomThe Custom threshold factor parameter

specifies the threshold factor.

Input portThreshold factor is set using the input port K.

This port appears only when Threshold factor method is

set to Input port.Probability of

false alarmThis parameter appears only when you set Threshold

factor method to Auto. Specify the desired

probability of false alarm as a scalar between 0 and 1 (not inclusive).Custom threshold

factorThis parameter appears only when you set Threshold

factor method to Custom. Specify the

custom threshold factor as a positive scalar.Output formatFormat of detection results returned in output port Y,

by the specified as 'CUT result' or 'Detection

index'.

When set to 'CUT result', the results

are logical detection values (1 or 0)

for each tested cell. 1 indicates that the value

of the tested cell exceeds a detection threshold.

When set to 'Detection index',

the results form a vector or matrix containing the indices of tested

cells which exceed a detection threshold.Output detection

thresholdSelect this check box to create an output port Th containing

the detection threshold.Output estimated noise powerSelect this check box to create an output port N containing

the estimated noise.Source of the number of detectionsSource of the number of detections, specified as

Auto or Property.

When you select Auto, the number of detection

indices reported is the total number of cells under test that have

detections. If you select Property, the number of

reported detections is determined by the value of the Maximum

number of detections parameter.

To enable this parameter, set the Output format

parameter to Detection index.Maximum number of detectionsMaximum number of detection indices to report, specified as a positive

integer.

To enable this parameter, set the Output format

parameter to Detection index and the

Source of the number of detections parameter to

Property.Simulate usingBlock simulation method, specified as Interpreted Execution or Code

Generation. If you want your block to use the MATLAB® interpreter,

choose Interpreted Execution. If you want your

block to run as compiled code, choose Code Generation.

Compiled code requires time to compile but usually runs faster.

Interpreted execution is useful when you are developing and

tuning a model. The block runs the underlying System object™ in MATLAB.

You can change and execute your model quickly. When you are satisfied

with your results, you can then run the block using Code

Generation. Long simulations run faster than they would

in interpreted execution. You can run repeated executions without

recompiling. However, if you change any block parameters, then the

block automatically recompiles before execution.

When setting this parameter, you must take into account the

overall model simulation mode. The table shows how the Simulate

using parameter interacts with the overall simulation mode.

When the Simulink® model is in Accelerator mode, the block mode specified

using Simulate using overrides the simulation mode.

Acceleration Modes

Block SimulationSimulation

Behavior

NormalAcceleratorRapid Accelerator

Interpreted ExecutionThe block executes using the MATLAB interpreter.The block executes using the MATLAB interpreter.Creates a standalone executable from the

model.

Code GenerationThe block is compiled.All blocks in the model are compiled.

For more information, see Choosing a Simulation Mode(Simulink).