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Sampling designs for the detection of signals in noise

Sampling designs for the detection of sure signals in Gaussian noise are considered. Both deterministic and random sampling schemes, using optimal and nonoptimal detectors, are presented and their performance is studied. The analytical results are supplemented by comparison of performance for small and large Sample size for some representative processes including the Gauss-Markov and Wiener processes.