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Fisher-information condition for enhanced signal detection via stochastic resonance
Fabing Duan1, François Chapeau-Blondeau, Derek Abbott
1Department of Automation Engineering, Qingdao University, Qingdao 266071, PR China. fabing.duan@gmail.com
Abstract:
Various situations where a signal is enhanced by noise through stochastic resonance are now known. This paper contributes to determining general conditions under which improvement by noise can be a priori decided as feasible or not. We focus on the detection of a known signal in additive white noise. Under the assumptions of a weak signal and a sufficiently large sample size, it is proved, with an inequality based on the Fisher information, that improvement by adding noise is never possible, generically, in these conditions. However, under less restrictive conditions, an example of signal detection is shown with favorable action of adding noise.
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