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On Estimation of the Conditional Probability of Correct Classification

Four different estimators of the conditional probability of correct classification are considered for the two population classification problem with known covariance matrix where the population distributions follow a stationary Gaussian process. The estimators and their conditional distributions are observed to be identical to the corresponding results for the two population equal sample standard classification problem.