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How to calculate standard deviation from the delay?

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hi guys,

I am trying to calculate the unit vector and standard deviation of the signal. I hope everyone can give me ideas.

Here is my scenario:

I have 2 rx channels: - f is channel 1 with the length 1x256 complex, then FFT. - g is channel 2 with the length 1x256 complex, then FFT. - from f and g, I can calculate the spectrum density S_fg = f * conj(g), with the length 1x256 complex

Code: 
S_fg  = f * conj(g)
t_0   = 1 / f_0;
r_0   = t_0 / (2 * pi);
delay = angle(S_fg) * r_0 * 1e12; % in pico second
d     = median(delay);

since I have those parameters, How can i calculate the unit vector (x,y), and standard deviation?

The unit vector maybe calculated by the equation:
Code: 
x = 1*cos(delay); % 1x256 
y = 1*sin(delay);  % 1x256

but I do not know how to get the standard deviation?

Hope anyone can help?
 

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