A maximum likelihood-type M-periodogram is developed for observations contaminated by impulse random errors having unknown heavy-tailed error distributions. The periodogram is defined as being a squared amplitude of a harmonic signal fitting the observations with, a nonquadratic residual loss function given by the Huber's (1981) minimax robust statistics.
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Vladimir Katkovnik (1998) studied this question.
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