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Eliminator Space and Its Application in Clutter Characterization and Suppression
This paper presents a method for constructing slow-time-domain filters. Our approach establishes a deterministic signal space - referred to as the eliminator space - and applies subspace projection to reconstruct ground clutter components, which are then subtracted from the original data to enhance
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