Sparse nonparametric body area channel probability representation method

Abstract

The invention discloses a sparse nonparametric body area channel probability representation method. The method comprises the following steps: S1, adopting an electromagnetic wave transceiver in a body area network to collect data, S2, establishing an empirical distribution function and solving the empirical distribution function through a step function, S3, adopting an empirical distribution function approximate density function and establishing a regression function, S4, solving the regression function through linear programming, S5, obtaining a corresponding probability function through derivation of the regression function, and S6, evaluating and analyzing an obtained sparse nonparametric probability model. A representation model proposed in the method is not restricted by specific propagation circumstances, and is more applicable to wireless communication in a body area network because of nonparametric property. The method overcomes the problem that the requirements on simple capacity of traditional models are rigorous, ensures that coefficients of a large amount of linear combinations are zero by controlling the quantity of support vectors during the process of regression, and realizes the sparsification of regression coefficients.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of radio wave propagation, and relates to a time domain finite difference technology and a channel representation method, in particular to a probability representation method based on finite samples of a body domain channel. Background technique

[0002] For the statistical model of radio wave propagation, an important part is the representation of probability. In many communication environments, probability is used as an important means of characterizing radio wave propagation, such as terrestrial environments (see: Matthias Patzold, Ulrich Killat, and Frank Laue , "A Deterministic Digital Simulation Model for Suzuki Processes with Application to a Shadowed Rayleigh Land Mobile Radio Channel," IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, Vol.45, No.2.pp.318-331, 1996.), Mobile Satellite Communications ( See: Chun Loo, "A Statistical Model for a Land Mobile Satellite Link," IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Techn...

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