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最大似然和匹配滤波的形象解释（Image interpretation of maximum likelihood and matched filtering）

最大似然和匹配滤波的形象解释（Image interpretation of maximum likelihood and matched filtering） Maximum likelihood (2010-08-30, 09:50:32) reprinted labels: educational classification: learn something Turn from /article/1522559 Maximum likelihood, the English name is Maximum Likelihood Method, and is widely used in statistics. This method first proposed by Gauss, later popularized and named by fischer. The maximum likelihood method is to solve such a problem: given a set of data and an undetermined parameter model, how to determine the parameters of the model, the parameters of the model after produce known data of maximum probability in all models. Generally speaking, it is in what circumstances the most likely occurrence of known events. For example, if there is a jar with two black and white balls, the number is not known, and the proportion of the two colors is unknown. We want to know the white and the black tank in proportion, but we cant get the ball in the tank all out number. Now we can take a ball out of the tank that has been shaken at any time, record the color of the ball, and put the ball back into the jar. This process can be repeated. We can use the color of recorded balls to estimate the proportion of black and white balls in a jar. If there were seventy white balls in the previous one hundred repetitions, what would be the most likely percentage of the white ball in the jar? I think a lot of people have the answer right away: 70%. The answer is correct. But why? Common sense! You have to ask! In fact, behind a lot of common sense, there is a corresponding theoretical support. In the above problem, there is the support of the maximum likelihood method. One afternoon a long time ago, I was reading in the library. The book deals with the same distribution identical (i.i.d. and independent), which is related to probability. At that time I had heard that the maximum likelihood method was very long, and the maximum likelihood method used in different situations has been