Combined Adaptive Multiple Subtraction Based on Optimized Event Tracing and Extended Wiener Filtering

The surface-related multiple elimination(SRME) method is based on feedback formulation and has become one of the most preferred multiple suppression methods used. However, some differences are apparent between the predicted multiples and those in the source seismic records, which may result in conventional adaptive multiple subtraction methods being barely able to effectively suppress multiples in actual production. This paper introduces a combined adaptive multiple attenuation method based on the optimized event tracing technique and extended Wiener filtering. The method firstly uses multiple records predicted by SRME to generate a multiple velocity spectrum, then separates the original record to an approximate primary record and an approximate multiple record by applying the optimized event tracing method and short-time window FK filtering method. After applying the extended Wiener filtering method, residual multiples in the approximate primary record can then be eliminated and the damaged primary can be restored from the approximate multiple record. This method combines the advantages of multiple elimination based on the optimized event tracing method and the extended Wiener filtering technique. It is an ideal method for suppressing typical hyperbolic and other types of multiples, with the advantage of minimizing damage of the primary. Synthetic and field data tests show that this method produces better multiple elimination results than the traditional multi-channel Wiener filter method and is more suitable for multiple elimination in complicated geological areas.

An iterative Wiener filtering method based on the gravity gradient invariants

How to deal with colored noises of GOCE （Gravity field and steady - state Ocean Circulation Explorer） satellite has been the key to data processing. This paper focused on colored noises of GOCE gradient data and the frequency spectrum analysis. According to the analysis results, gravity field model of the optima] degrees 90-240 is given, which is recovered by COCE gradient data. This paper presents an iterative Wiener filtering method based on the gravity gradient invariants. By this method a degree-220 model was calculated from GOCE SGG （Satellite Gravity Gradient） data. The degrees above 90 of ITG2010 were taken as the prior gravity field model, replacing the low degree gravity field model calculated by GOCE orbit data. GOCE gradient colored noises was processed by Wiener filtering. Finally by Wiener filtering iterative calculation, the gravity field model was restored by space-wise harmonic analysis method. The results show that the model＇s accuracy matched well with the ESA＇s （European Space Agency） results by using the same data,

Improvement of energy resolution of x-ray transition-edge sensor using K-means algorithm and Wiener filter

We develop an x-ray Ti/Au transition-edge sensor(TES)with an Au absorber deposited on the center of TES and improved its energy resolution using the K-means clustering algorithm in combination with Wiener filter.We firstly extract the main parameters of each recorded pulse trace,which are adopted to classify these traces into several clusters in the K-means clustering algorithm.Then real traces are selected for energy resolution analysis.Following the baseline correction,the Wiener filter is used to improve the signal-to-noise ratio.Although the silicon underneath the TES has not been etched to reduce the thermal conductance,the energy resolution of the developed x-ray TES is improved from 94 eV to 44 eV at 5.9 keV.

Improved Multistage Wiener Filters in Nonhomogeneous Clutter Environments

A new method combining space-time preprocessing with multistage Wiener filters（STPMWF）is proposed to improve the performance of space-time adaptive processing（STAP）in nonhomogeneous clutter scenario.The new scheme only requires the data from the primary range bin,thus it can suppress discrete interferers efficiently,without calculating the inverse of covariance matrix.Comparing to the original MWF approach,the proposed scheme can be regarded as practical solutions for robust and effective STAP of nonhomogeneous radar data.The theoretical analysis shows that our STPMWF is simple in implementation and fast in convergence.The numeric results by using simulated data exhibit a good agreement with the proposed theory.

Restoration of Noisy 1/f Family Fractal Signal Based on Haar Wavelets and Wiener Filter

In order to restore noisy fractal Brownian motion(FBM),discrete fractional gaussiannoise(DFGN) combined with noise increments is decomposed by Haar wavelets based on Mallatalgorithm.Considering the correlation of detail coefficients,a bank of Wiener filters are used to estimatethe detail coefficients to reconstruct DFGN considering the estimated approximation coefficients in thecoarsest scale in the minimum mean square sense.Then,the reconstructed DFGN is used to restore FBM.In the digital simulation,in light of the restoration mean square error,we show that the suppose that thecorrelation of detail coefficients and the approximation coefficients in the coarsest scale for any Hurstcould be avoided is unrealistic.Moreover,we calculate the estimation root mean square error of the hurstparameter of the restored FBM to show the validity of our algorithm.

De-Noising Brain MRI Images by Mixing Concatenation and Residual Learning(MCR)

Brain magnetic resonance images(MRI)are used to diagnose the different diseases of the brain,such as swelling and tumor detection.The quality of the brain MR images is degraded by different noises,usually salt&pepper and Gaussian noises,which are added to the MR images during the acquisition process.In the presence of these noises,medical experts are facing problems in diagnosing diseases from noisy brain MR images.Therefore,we have proposed a de-noising method by mixing concatenation,and residual deep learning techniques called the MCR de-noising method.Our proposed MCR method is to eliminate salt&pepper and gaussian noises as much as possible from the brain MRI images.The MCR method has been trained and tested on the noise quantity levels 2%to 20%for both salt&pepper and gaussian noise.The experiments have been done on publically available brain MRI image datasets,which can easily be accessible in the experiments and result section.The Structure Similarity Index Measure(SSIM)and Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio(PSNR)calculate the similarity score between the denoised images by the proposed MCR method and the original clean images.Also,the Mean Squared Error(MSE)measures the error or difference between generated denoised and the original images.The proposed MCR denoising method has a 0.9763 SSIM score,84.3182 PSNR,and 0.0004 MSE for salt&pepper noise;similarly,0.7402 SSIM score,72.7601 PSNR,and 0.0041 MSE for Gaussian noise at the highest level of 20%noise.In the end,we have compared the MCR method with the state-of-the-art de-noising filters such as median and wiener de-noising filters.

Copy Move Forgery Detection Using Novel Quadsort Moth Flame Light Gradient Boosting Machine

A severe problem in modern information systems is Digital media tampering along with fake information.Even though there is an enhancement in image development,image forgery,either by the photographer or via image manipulations,is also done in parallel.Numerous researches have been concentrated on how to identify such manipulated media or information manually along with automatically;thus conquering the complicated forgery methodologies with effortlessly obtainable technologically enhanced instruments.However,high complexity affects the developed methods.Presently,it is complicated to resolve the issue of the speed-accuracy trade-off.For tackling these challenges,this article put forward a quick and effective Copy-Move Forgery Detection(CMFD)system utilizing a novel Quad-sort Moth Flame(QMF)Light Gradient Boosting Machine(QMF-Light GBM).Utilizing Borel Transform(BT)-based Wiener Filter(BWF)and resizing,the input images are initially pre-processed by eliminating the noise in the proposed system.After that,by utilizing the Orientation Preserving Simple Linear Iterative Clustering(OPSLIC),the pre-processed images,partitioned into a number of grids,are segmented.Next,as of the segmented images,the significant features are extracted along with the feature’s distance is calculated and matched with the input images.Next,utilizing the Union Topological Measure of Pattern Diversity(UTMOPD)method,the false positive matches that took place throughout the matching process are eliminated.After that,utilizing the QMF-Light GBM visualization,the visualization of forged in conjunction with non-forged images is performed.The extensive experiments revealed that concerning detection accuracy,the proposed system could be extremely precise when contrasted to some top-notch approaches.

Artifact suppression and analysis of brain activities with electroencephalography signals

Brain-computer interface is a communication system that connects the brain with computer （or other devices） but is not dependent on the normal output of the brain （i.e., peripheral nerve and muscle）. Electro-oculogram is a dominant artifact which has a significant negative influence on further analysis of real electroencephalography data. This paper presented a data adaptive technique for artifact suppression and brain wave extraction from electroencephalography signals to detect regional brain activities. Empirical mode decomposition based adaptive thresholding approach was employed here to suppress the electro-oculogram artifact. Fractional Gaussian noise was used to determine the threshold level derived from the analysis data without any training. The purified electroencephalography signal was composed of the brain waves also called rhythmic components which represent the brain activities. The rhythmic components were extracted from each electroencephalography channel using adaptive wiener filter with the original scale. The regional brain activities were mapped on the basis of the spatial distribution of rhythmic components, and the results showed that different regions of the brain are activated in response to different stimuli. This research analyzed the activities of a single rhythmic component, alpha with respect to different motor imaginations. The experimental results showed that the proposed method is very efficient in artifact suppression and identifying individual motor imagery based on the activities of alpha component.

Low-complexity method for DOA estimation based on ESPRIT

A low-complexity method for direction of arrival（DOA） estimation based on estimation signal parameters via rotational invariance technique（ESPRIT） is proposed.Instead of using the cross-correlation vectors in multistage Wiener filter（MSWF）,the orthogonal residual vectors obtained in conjugate gradient（CG） method span the signal subspace used by ESPRIT.The computational complexity of the proposed method is significantly reduced,since the signal subspace estimation mainly needs two matrixvector complex multiplications at the iteration of data level.Furthermore,the prior training data are not needed in the proposed method.To overcome performance degradation at low signal to noise ratio（SNR）,the expanded signal subspace spanned by more basis vectors is used and simultaneously renders ESPRIT yield redundant DOAs,which can be excluded by performing ESPRIT once more using the unexpanded signal subspace.Compared with the traditional ESPRIT methods by MSWF and eigenvalue decomposition（EVD）,numerical results demonstrate the satisfactory performance of the proposed method.

Calibration Algorithm of Surface Charge Density on Insulating Materials Measured by Pockels Technique

Surface charges greatly affect the discharge/flashover development process across an insulator. The relationship between surface charge distribution on insulating materials and measurement data based on Pockels technique is discussed, and an improved algorithm is built to calculate the real surface charge density from original data. In this algorithm, two-dimensional Fourier transform technique and Wiener filter are employed to reduce the amount of numerical calculation and improve the stability of computation, Moreover, this algorithm considers not only the influence of sample＇s thickness and permittivity, but also the impact of charges at different positions. The achievement of this calibration algorithm is demonstrated in details. Compared with traditional algorithms, the improved one supplies a better solution in the calibration of surface charge distribution on different samples with different thickness.

Multi-level denoising and enhancement method based on wavelet transform for mine monitoring

Based on low illumination and a large number of mixed noises contained in coal mine, denoising with one method usually cannot achieve good results, so a multi-level image denoising method based on wavelet correlation relevant inter-scale is presented. Firstly, we used directional median filter to effectively reduce impulse noise in the spatial domain, which is the main cause of noise in mine. Secondly, we used a Wiener filtration method to mainly reduce the Gaussian noise, and then finally used a multi-wavelet transform to minimize the remaining noise of low-light images in the transform domain. This multi-level image noise reduction method combines spatial and transform domain denoising to enhance benefits, and effectively reduce impulse noise and Gaussian noise in a coal mine, while retaining good detailed image characteristics of the underground for improving quality of images with mixing noise and effective low-light environment.

Wavelet-Based Denoising Attack on Image Watermarking

In this paper, we propose wavelet-based denois-ing attack methods on imagewatermarking in discrete cosine transform (DCT) or discrete Fourier transform (DFT) domain ordiscrete wavelet transform (DWT) domain Wiener filtering based on wavelet transform is performed inapproximation subband to remove DCI or DFT domain watermark, and adaptive wavelet soft thresholdingis employed to remove the watermark resided in detail subbands of DWT domain.

A High Consistency Wireless Key Generation Scheme for Vehicular Communication Based on Wiener Filter Extrapolation

Secret key generation from wireless channel is an emerging technology for communication network security,which exploits the reciprocity and time variability of wireless channels to generate symmetrical keys between the communication parties.Compared to the existing asymmetric key distribution methods,secret key generation from wireless channel has low complexity and high security,making it especially suitable for distributed networks.In vehicular communications,the reciprocity of wireless channel is degraded due to the movement of vehicular.This paper proposes a high consistency wireless key generation scheme for vehicular communication,especially applied to LTE-V2X(LTE vehicle to everything)systems.A channel reciprocity enhancement method is designed based on Wiener filter extrapolation,which can efficiently reduce the mismatch between the channels at the receiver and significantly reduce key disagreement rate.A real experimental system based on vehicle and universal software radio peripheral(USRP)platform is setup to verify the secret key generation in LTE-V2X systems.The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified in simulations and extensive practical tests.

Real-Time Implementation of an Efficient Speech Enhancement Algorithm for Digital Hearing Aids

In order to remove background noise and improve the quality of speech for digital hearing aids, a single-channel speech enhancement algorithm is proposed. The algorithm is implemented and assessed on a digital hearing aid platform based on the TI DSP TMS320VC5502 chip. Assuming that background noise is stationary or varies slowly, an energy-based voice activity detection algorithm is adopted by adaptively tracking the minima and maxima of the power envelope in noisy speech. The target speech is then enhanced by using a Wiener filter, on the basis of a short-term power spectral estimation. To deal with the distracting musical noise of the processed speech, phase randomization, along with adjacent spectral averaging, is adopted. Objective measures and an informal hearing test both show an improved performance as well as obvious attenuation of residual noise. The low power consumption and high efficiency render the whole algorithm very applicable for use in digital hearing aids.

Reduced-Rank Space-Time Processing for Anti-Jamming GPS Receivers

In a jamming environment with multiple wideband and narrowband jammers, global positioning system （GPS） receivers can use space-time processing to efficiently suppress the jamming. However, the computational complexity of space-time algorithms restricts their application in practical GPS receivers. This paper describes a reduced-rank multi-stage nested Wiener filter （MSNWF） based on subspace decomposition and Wiener filter （WF） to eliminate the effect of jamming in anti-jamming GPS receivers. A general sidelobe canceller （GSC） structure that is equivalent to the MSNWF is used to facilitate calculation of the optimal weights for the space-time processing. Simulation results demonstrate the satisfactory performance of the MSNWF to cancel jamming and the significant reduction in computational complexity by the reduced-rank processing. The technique offers a feasible space-time processing solution for anti-jamming GPS receivers.