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Noise subspace estimation method based on application of sliding window determination in MWF

A technology of noise subspace and interference subspace, applied in the field of signal processing, can solve the problems of changing with the environment, difficult to find, and the difference of the residual variance of the received signal is not obvious, so as to avoid the logarithmic operation and facilitate the realization.

Active Publication Date: 2018-12-28
NAT UNIV OF DEFENSE TECH
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Using the classic MWF to reduce the dimensionality of the space-time two-dimensional pattern anti-interference processing will make it difficult to estimate the optimal subspace dimension accurately. There are two reasons: 1. The noise changes with the environment, and it is difficult to accurately estimate the interference subspace with a fixed threshold Dimension; 2. Because each step of the MWF extracts the interference component according to the maximum correlation with the received signal vector, the variance of the observed data after each step of extraction changes in an L-shape, that is, it drops steeply first, and then drops slowly, resulting in the residual error of the subsequent received signal The difference between variance and white noise variance is not obvious, and it is difficult to find out
In the actual use of classic MWF, the iteration order is easy to exceed the optimum, which will cause a large decrease in the signal-to-noise ratio, about 4-5dB [2 ], so it is necessary to accurately estimate the interference subspace

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[0028] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the present invention is described in detail:

[0029] The main link of space-time two-dimensional processing is weight calculation, with image 3 It is a noise subspace estimation method based on the MWF theory which uses the sliding window to determine the order. Use this method to complete the calculation of the optimal weight, such as figure 1 The part identified by "w" in the . The steps of using this method for space-time two-dimensional processing are as follows:

[0030] S1. Transform the problem of anti-interference processing into Wiener filtering mode: pass the received signal vector through the generalized sidelobe canceller to obtain the expected signal of the upper branch, denoted as d 0 (n), lower branch x 0 (n) is the signal vector to be processed, as attached figure 1 , forming the pattern of the Wiener filter.

[0031] S2. Roughly estimate the dimension of the interference subspace: according to the...

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The invention relates to a noise subspace estimation method based on the application of sliding window determination in MWF. In the method, according to the characteristics of MWF and in combination with the maximum eigenvalue operation of a small matrix, a method for order determination by using a sliding window is provided, so that a noise subspace can be estimated robustly, and an optimal signal to interference plus noise ratio is obtained more stably. By adoption of the method, the interference subspace decomposition can be more accurate and reliable so as to obtain a better anti-interference effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention mainly relates to the field of signal processing, in particular to a noise subspace decomposition method using sliding window judgment based on MWF. Background technique [0002] The power of the navigation signal received by the earth's surface is very small, taking GPS as an example, it is about 21dB lower than the thermal noise of the receiver. When subject to man-made interference, the received signal is difficult to recover. Using the antenna array and performing time delay expansion to form a space-time two-dimensional pattern can greatly increase the degree of freedom and enhance the anti-interference ability. Assuming that the number of array elements is M and the number of time delays is N, the received data X is an MN×1-dimensional vector, and its covariance matrix R x =E{XX H}, is an MN×MN dimensional matrix, and its optimal processing operation is about O((MN) 3 ), with the increase of the dimension of space-time processin...

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IPC IPC(8): G01S19/21
CPCG01S19/21
Inventor 周柱张茂军刘煜
Owner NAT UNIV OF DEFENSE TECH
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