This paper deals with the application of Wald’s sequential analysis to the problem of locating the target (the disorder) that may appear with equal probability along any one of N directions on the background of steady-state conditions of observation, in which the target is absent. An expression (3) is found for the mean delay time τ ( T;N) for locating the target, which depends on the number of directions N and the mean period T between two successive false alarms.
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A N Širjaev (1963) studied this question.
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