The application relates to a
generalized likelihood ratio test method and device based on
Bayesian inference. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring reference channel and monitoring channel signals of a transmitting source and a receiving node, and constructing a binary
hypothesis test
signal model of target presence / absence; modeling unknown channel response coefficients as random variables with a known prior distribution, and modeling a transmitting
signal symbol sequence as a deterministic variable, and constructing a joint probability
distribution function of two types of hypotheses; obtaining an edge probability function through integral edge
processing, maximizing the edge probability function to obtain a deterministic variable
estimation value, constructing a Bayesian
generalized likelihood ratio test statistic, and comparing the Bayesian
generalized likelihood ratio test statistic with a preset threshold to determine whether the target exists. By using the method, channel characteristics and
signal structure prior knowledge can be fully fused, detection robustness and sensitivity in a low signal-to-
noise ratio and high dynamic environment can be improved, calculation complexity can be simplified, spatial
diversity gain can be efficiently utilized, and quasi-optimal detection under the constraint of a constant
false alarm probability can be realized.