Robust Detection Based on the K-Score Test

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Abstract

This paper addresses the challenge of composite binary hypothesis testing in the presence of outliers. Within this framework, we introduce a new robust score-type detector. The proposed detector, called K-score test (K-ST), relies on an empirical version of the K-divergence that utilizes Parzen's non-parametric "K"ernel density estimator. The use of Parzen's density estimator provides a model-free weighting mechanism to mitigate the impact of low-density contaminations, attributed to outliers. The performance advantage of the K-ST over other robust scoretype tests, that employ model-based weighting, is demonstrated through a simulation study focusing on subspace detection.

Keywords

  • Detection theory
  • divergences
  • robust statistics

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Software
  • Signal Processing
  • Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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