The general linear hypothesis is formulated for a multivariate stationary stochastic process. The best (minimum variance) linear unbiased estimates are derived for the regression functions and it is shown that many signal estimation problems are special cases of the general linear model. Several examples are presented illustrating the technique for particular multivariate processes.
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