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Fig. 6 | EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking

Fig. 6

From: Holographic detection of AIS real-time signals based on sparse representation

Fig. 6

Timestamp detection (a), zero-crossing detection (b), and differential peak detection (c). Error distribution: a The detection results of the zero-crossing method. b The detection results of the differential peak method. Both the x-axes denote the time in milliseconds and the y-axes are the normalized amplitude. c The comparison of the two methods. The x-axis denotes the time in milliseconds and the y-axis is the normalized error

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