How can I test the significance of peaks in a MEM spectrum?

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From: Marc Michelsen
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 1991 21:03

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Using the maximum entropy method of spectral estimation, how do I test
if a peak is statistically significant and reject the null hypothesis
that it is red noise? Any references would be greatly appreciated.

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marc@atmos.washington.edu

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