Consider the hypotheses H 1 : Z = N and H 2 : Z = S +
Question:
H1 : Z = N and H2 : Z = S + N
where S and N are independent random variables with the pdfs
fs(x) = 2e-2x u(x) and fN(x) = 10e-10x u(x)
(a) Show that
fz(z|H2) = 10e-10x(x)
and
fz(z|H2) = 2.5 (e-2x - e-10z) u(x)
(b) Find the likelihood ratio Î(Z).
(c) If P(H1) = 1/3, P(H2) = 2/3, c12 = c21 =7, and c11 = c22 = 0, find the threshold for a Bayes test.
(d) Show that the likelihood ratio test for part (c) can be reduced to
Find the numerical value of y for the Bayes test of part (c).
(e) Find the risk for the Bayes test of part (c).
(f) Find the threshold for a Neyman-Pearson test with PF less than or equal to 10-3. Find PD for this threshold.
(g) Reducing the Neyman-Pearson test of part (f) to the form
find PF and PD for arbitrary y. Plot the ROC.
Step by Step Answer:
Principles of Communications Systems, Modulation and Noise
ISBN: 978-8126556793
7th edition
Authors: Rodger E. Ziemer, William H. Tranter