Sparse microwave imaging method
A technology of sparse microwave imaging and microwave imaging, applied in radio wave measurement systems, radio wave reflection/re-radiation, utilization of re-radiation, etc. Microwave imaging system implementation difficulties, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing data rate, fast algorithm, and reducing system cost
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[0071] Specific embodiment one: time-sparse based sparse microwave imaging method (see figure 1 )
[0072] In sparse microwave imaging, there is a scene X with obvious sparseness, that is to say, there are few non-zero elements in X or most of the elements are much greater than zero. For a scene with N elements and obvious sparseness:
[0073] ||X|| 0 <
[0074] where ||X|| p , which represents the p-norm of X.
[0075] In sparse microwave imaging, although the observed scene is not obviously sparse, it often has a strong correlation, and there is information redundancy, so it is also sparse. We denote the observation scene as X, which has a sparse domain, that is to say, it has a sparse transformation matrix Ψ, such that
[0076] X=Ψ·α
[0077] ||α|| 0 <
[0078] The sparse coefficient vector α is called the sparse representation of X, and it is a vector with few non-zero elements. The transformation corresponding to this sparse change matrix can be unit transfor...
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[0124] Specific embodiment 2: Sparse microwave imaging based on joint sparsity of time and space
[0125] Step 1-Step 4: Use the same method as in Embodiment 1 to obtain the echo data of multiple channels Step S5, according to Step 1-Step 4, the echo sampling formula can be obtained
[0126] Y=ФX+N
[0127] The above formula describes the method of obtaining observations during time-sparse sampling, and the following analyzes the joint time-sparse and space-sparse signal acquisition methods and processing methods. Consider a sparse microwave imaging system with a total of I sampling apertures (spaces). The data acquisition equation of each sampling aperture is
[0128] T i =Ф i X+N i i=1,...,I
[0129] Among them, Y i , Ф i and N i are the observation quantity, observation matrix and observation noise of the i-th aperture, respectively. All sampling points can be expressed as a new vector
[0130] Y ′ = ...
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