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Fundamental Limits of Joint Target Detection and Parameter Estimation - Characterizing Mixed-State Sensing Limits via Posterior Entropy Volume
The development of integrated sensing and communication calls for a unified theoretical foundation for sensing. This paper models target-presence patterns and continuous physical parameters as a mixed discrete-continuous state $Ξ$ on a branched reference measure, and treats posterior entropy volume
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