Pulse signal recovery is to extract useful amplitude and time information from the pulse signal contaminated by noise. It is a great challenge to precisely recover the pulse signal in loud background noise. The conven...Pulse signal recovery is to extract useful amplitude and time information from the pulse signal contaminated by noise. It is a great challenge to precisely recover the pulse signal in loud background noise. The conventional approaches,which are mostly based on the distribution of the pulse energy spectrum,do not well determine the locations and shapes of the pulses. In this paper,we propose a time domain method to reconstruct pulse signals. In the proposed approach,a sparse representation model is established to deal with the issue of the pulse signal recovery under noise conditions. The corresponding problem based on the sparse optimization model is solved by a matching pursuit algorithm. Simulations and experiments validate the effectiveness of the proposed approach on pulse signal recovery.展开更多
The problem of two-dimensional direction finding is approached by using a multi-layer Lshaped array. The proposed method is based on two sequential sparse representations,fulfilling respectively the estimation of elev...The problem of two-dimensional direction finding is approached by using a multi-layer Lshaped array. The proposed method is based on two sequential sparse representations,fulfilling respectively the estimation of elevation angles,and azimuth angles. For the estimation of elevation angles,the weighted sub-array smoothing technique for perfect data decorrelation is used to produce a covariance vector suitable for exact sparse representation,related only to the elevation angles. The estimates of elevation angles are then obtained by sparse restoration associated with this elevation angle dependent covariance vector. The estimates of elevation angles are further incorporated with weighted sub-array smoothing to yield a second covariance vector for precise sparse representation related to both elevation angles,and azimuth angles. The estimates of azimuth angles,automatically paired with the estimates of elevation angles,are finally obtained by sparse restoration associated with this latter elevation-azimuth angle related covariance vector. Simulation results are included to illustrate the performance of the proposed method.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61501385)Science and Technology Planning Project of Sichuan Province,China(2016JY0242,2016GZ0210)Foundation of Southwest University of Science and Technology(15kftk02,15kffk01)
文摘Pulse signal recovery is to extract useful amplitude and time information from the pulse signal contaminated by noise. It is a great challenge to precisely recover the pulse signal in loud background noise. The conventional approaches,which are mostly based on the distribution of the pulse energy spectrum,do not well determine the locations and shapes of the pulses. In this paper,we propose a time domain method to reconstruct pulse signals. In the proposed approach,a sparse representation model is established to deal with the issue of the pulse signal recovery under noise conditions. The corresponding problem based on the sparse optimization model is solved by a matching pursuit algorithm. Simulations and experiments validate the effectiveness of the proposed approach on pulse signal recovery.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61331019,61490691)
文摘The problem of two-dimensional direction finding is approached by using a multi-layer Lshaped array. The proposed method is based on two sequential sparse representations,fulfilling respectively the estimation of elevation angles,and azimuth angles. For the estimation of elevation angles,the weighted sub-array smoothing technique for perfect data decorrelation is used to produce a covariance vector suitable for exact sparse representation,related only to the elevation angles. The estimates of elevation angles are then obtained by sparse restoration associated with this elevation angle dependent covariance vector. The estimates of elevation angles are further incorporated with weighted sub-array smoothing to yield a second covariance vector for precise sparse representation related to both elevation angles,and azimuth angles. The estimates of azimuth angles,automatically paired with the estimates of elevation angles,are finally obtained by sparse restoration associated with this latter elevation-azimuth angle related covariance vector. Simulation results are included to illustrate the performance of the proposed method.
