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Position information estimation device, method thereof, and program

Observed signals x1(t) to xj(t) from a plurality of sensors disposed in two dimensions are subject to a short-time Fourier transform, from which signals X11) to X1N), . . . XJ1) to XJN) are derived. Using the independent component analysis process, separation matrices W(ω1) to W(ωN) are produced. Their inverse matrices H(ω1) to H(ωN) are calculated, and for each ωn (n=1, . . . , N), using a pair of elements from each column of H(ωn), Hjin) and Hj′in), an angle {circumflex over (θ)}i,jj′n)=cos−1(arg(|Hjin)/Hj′in))/(ωnc−1∥dj−dj′∥)) is calculated where arg(α) represents an argument of α, c the propagation velocity of a signal, and ∥dj−dj′∥ represents a spacing between sensors i and j′. Columns are permuted so that {circumflex over (θ)}i,jj′n) obtained from each column of H(ω1) to H(ωN) assume an ascending order. For columns which cannot be permuted, the equation ∥qi−dj′∥/∥qi−dj∥=|Hjin)/Hj′in)|=DRi,jj′n) is solved for qi to calculate Ri,jj′n)=∥DRi,jj′n)·(dj−dj′)/(DR2i,jj′n)−1)|. Columns of H(ωn) is permuted so that Ri,jj′n) assume an ascending order. H(ωn) is used to solve the permutation problem of W(ω).
Owner:NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CORP

Matched-lag filter for detection and communication

A detection problem is introduced for a source of some bandwidth and unknown waveform and emission time in the presence of noise of uncertain variance. The signal travels to the receivers along paths whose delays may be unknown. Using a new receiver called a "matched-lag filter," the presence or absence of the signal is estimated from the auto- and cross-correlation functions of the received signals. The use of correlation functions provides the first stage of gain in signal-to-noise ratio, like a matched filter, because the paths are assumed to be partially coherent with one another. The second stage achieves additional gain by searching only over the physically possible arrangements of signals in the auto- and cross-correlation functions. These stages enable the matched-lag filter to behave like a matched filter within a matched filter. In a simple case, simulations of the matched-lag filter yield probabilities of detection that are, with one and two receivers, 4.5 to 290 times respectively that obtained from the alternative energy detector at a false-alarm probability of 0.001. The matched-lag filter has applications to communications and the detection of broadband signals such as from animals, vehicles, ships, nuclear blasts, and seismic events, and blind estimation of the impulse response of a multipath channel.
Owner:SPIESBERGER JOHN LOUIS
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