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A fourth-order statistics-based method is presented for joint estimation of polarization and direction of arrival parameters of as many as M-1 narrowband signals with an M-element array having M-3 elements that are of arbitrary and unknown response and geometry and a subarray consisting of three short dipole antennas configured in a certain fashion. The method is computationally efficient and offers considerable savings in hardware over a recently published second-order statistics based method.
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