Non-orthogonal Joint Diagonalized Instantaneous Blind Source Separation Method Based on Double Iteration
A technology of joint diagonalization and blind source separation, applied in the field of blind source signal separation, non-orthogonal joint diagonalization instantaneous blind source separation based on double iteration, can solve singular solutions, high computational complexity and computational complexity Low-level problems, to achieve the effect of simplifying modeling difficulty, good convergence performance, and fast convergence speed
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[0061] The present invention has carried out innovation and research on the problems of unavoidable trivial solutions and degenerate solutions and high computational complexity existing in blind source separation in the prior art. The present invention is a non-orthogonal joint pair based on double iteration Keratinized Transient Blind Source Separation Method, see figure 2 , the instantaneous blind source signal separation process of the present invention comprises:
[0062] Step 1. First, record multiple observation signal data for the observation target, and divide them into L different time points t 1 ,...,t L or L different time delays τ 1 ,…,τ L The corresponding observation signal data is recorded.
[0063] A linear aliasing and separation signal model for blind source separation see figure 1 , assuming there are N mutually statistically independent source signals s j (t),j=1,2,...,N, through the linear instantaneous aliasing system A, the array composed of M se...
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[0104] The non-orthogonal joint diagonalized instantaneous blind source separation method based on double iteration is the same as that in embodiment 1, assuming that a blind source separation system applied to noise separation inputs 3 mutually uncorrelated noise source signals as source signals, and outputs 5 Observation signal, in the case of additive noise, the aliasing model of the aliasing system of the real observation signal after linearization Through the double iterative algorithm in the present invention, the optimal left aliasing matrix is calculated as by formula The optimal estimated aliasing model of the observed signal is obtained as In order to prevent the occurrence of algorithm divergence or singular solutions, both the left and right aliasing matrices are normalized in the double iteration process, so the (|·|represents the modulus value of the matrix), where The reason why A / 3 is not a strict identity matrix is affected by additive noise and...
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[0106] Non-orthogonal joint diagonalization instantaneous blind source separation method based on double iteration is the same as embodiment 1-2, see Figure 4 , when the double iterative algorithm in the present invention iterates one step, the value of the left aliasing matrix U is first given as U(i), so that the right aliasing matrix V(i)=U(i), by calculating and yields a diagonal matrix set with the autocorrelation coefficients of the source signals as diagonal elements via calculations and The value of the left aliasing matrix U after the single-step iteration is U(i+1)=P(i)Q -1 (i), and normalize it. Referring to Table 1, it is the comparison of the computational complexity of the double iterative algorithm of the present invention and the existing multiple non-orthogonal JD algorithms during the single-step iteration described above, represented by the number of multiplication and division operations, referred to as NMD, if the number of observation signals T...
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