Cognition wireless broadband frequency spectrum compressed sensing method based on backtracking and centralized type cooperation
A cognitive radio and cooperative cognitive technology, applied in the field of spectrum sensing, can solve problems such as lack of "backtracking" thinking, high computational complexity, and non-optimality, so as to improve the efficiency and accuracy of spectrum sensing and improve the efficiency of spectrum detection , the effect of reducing complexity
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[0035]In order to make the present invention more comprehensible, preferred embodiments are described in detail below with accompanying drawings.
[0036] The following combination figure 1 The implementation method of the present invention is described in detail:
[0037] The first part: Perform compressed sensing partial reconstruction for each cognitive radio user. For the kth cognitive radio user, the steps are:
[0038] (1), perform sparse transformation on the original broadband signal
[0039] Let the original signal x of the kth cognitive radio user be k is the field of real numbers R N×1 A one-dimensional finite-length discrete signal of x k ∈R N×1 . x k It is sparse or compressible on an orthogonal basis Ψ, and the orthogonal basis Ψ is an N×N matrix, then the original signal x k can be generated by a linear combination of all column vectors in the orthonormal basis Ψ, namely:
[0040] x k = Σ ...
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