The direction of arrival(DOA)is approximated by first-order Taylor expansion in most of the existing methods,which will lead to limited estimation accuracy when using coarse mesh owing to the off-grid error.In this pa...The direction of arrival(DOA)is approximated by first-order Taylor expansion in most of the existing methods,which will lead to limited estimation accuracy when using coarse mesh owing to the off-grid error.In this paper,a new root sparse Bayesian learning based DOA estimation method robust to gain-phase error is proposed,which dynamically adjusts the grid angle under coarse grid spacing to compensate the off-grid error and applies the expectation maximization(EM)method to solve the respective iterative formula-based on the prior distribution of each parameter.Simulation results verify that the proposed method reduces the computational complexity through coarse grid sampling while maintaining a reasonable accuracy under gain and phase errors,as compared to the existing methods.展开更多
基金National Natural Sci-ence Foundation of China(NSFC)(61971379)Key Research and Development Program of Zhejiang Province(2020C03100)+2 种基金Leading Innovative and Entrepreneur Team In-troduction Program of Zhejiang(2018R01001)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(226202200096)Program of Innovation 2030 on Smart Ocean in Zhejiang University(129000*194232201)。
文摘The direction of arrival(DOA)is approximated by first-order Taylor expansion in most of the existing methods,which will lead to limited estimation accuracy when using coarse mesh owing to the off-grid error.In this paper,a new root sparse Bayesian learning based DOA estimation method robust to gain-phase error is proposed,which dynamically adjusts the grid angle under coarse grid spacing to compensate the off-grid error and applies the expectation maximization(EM)method to solve the respective iterative formula-based on the prior distribution of each parameter.Simulation results verify that the proposed method reduces the computational complexity through coarse grid sampling while maintaining a reasonable accuracy under gain and phase errors,as compared to the existing methods.