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Empirical wavelet transform method for determining sub-band boundary by using kurtosis spectrum

A technique of determining the sub-band and kurtosis spectrum, applied in the field of signal processing, it can solve the problems such as the loss of rationality of the wavelet sub-band boundary, the influence of the peak distribution of the signal, and the lack of validity of the signal component.

Active Publication Date: 2019-03-26
CHANGAN UNIV
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[0003]However, in the real world, the signal usually contains noise. For the signal with low signal-to-noise ratio, the spectral peak of the noise component in the signal affects the signal Therefore, the wavelet sub-band boundary determined by the local maximum magnitude method often loses its rationality, which makes the signal components obtained by empirical wavelet transform decomposition insufficient, which affects its engineering application

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[0022] This embodiment provides an empirical wavelet transform method that uses kurtosis spectrum to determine the boundary of a subband, which is implemented in the following steps:

[0023] 1) The signal is first time-frequency transformed, and then based on the time-frequency transformation result, along the frequency axis of the time-frequency transformation result, with a fixed frequency step and a fixed bandwidth, the local time-frequency region is sequentially inversely transformed to obtain The kurtosis of the signal component in the time-frequency region is calculated, and the kurtosis sequence is finally obtained;

[0024] 2) Taking the center frequency of each local time-frequency region as the abscissa and the kurtosis of its signal components as the ordinate, the kurtosis spectrum of the signal can be obtained;

[0025] 3) Find the local minimum on the kurtosis spectrum, and arrange the corresponding frequencies from small to large. These frequencies are the wavelet subb...

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The invention relates to an empirical wavelet transform method for determining a sub-band boundary by using a kurtosis spectrum. Firstly, a signal is subjected to time-frequency transform; on the basis of a time-frequency transform result, partial time-frequency regions are orderly subjected to inverse transformation along a frequency axis of the time-frequency transform result in a fixed frequency step size and fixed bandwidth; a signal component of the time-frequency region is obtained; then, the kurtosis thereof is obtained; finally, a kurtosis sequence is obtained. With the center frequency of each partial time-frequency region as the abscissa and the kurtosis of the signal component thereof as the ordinate, a kurtosis spectrum of the signal is obtained; a local minimum is found out inthe kurtosis spectrum; the corresponding frequencies thereof are rearranged; the frequencies are used as a boundary frequency of the wavelet sub-band; thereby, an analytical band of the signal is segmented into a group of wavelet bands, which are mutually connected and are not overlapped with each other; on this basis, a scale filter and a wavelet filter are constructed based on the wavelet bands; according to a wavelet decomposition principle, the signal is subjected to wavelet transform; and the signal component of the signal in each sub-band is obtained.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of signal processing, and specifically relates to an empirical wavelet transform method for determining the boundary of a subband by using a kurtosis spectrum. Background technique [0002] Empirical Wavelet Transform (EWT) is a signal adaptive processing method proposed by Gilles in 2013. It combines the complete theory of wavelet analysis and the adaptiveness of empirical mode decomposition to decompose the signal into a series of frequency modulation Amplitude modulation characteristic component. During signal decomposition, the signal is Fourier transformed first, and then the local extreme amplitudes on the frequency spectrum are arranged in descending order, and the midpoint of the two adjacent local maxima is used as the boundary of the wavelet subband (starting band The boundary of is 0, the boundary of the last frequency band is the boundary value of the signal Nyquist analysis frequency band), the signal Nyquist...

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IPC IPC(8): H03H17/02
CPCH03H17/0201H03H17/0211H03H17/0213H03H17/0219
Inventor 段晨东张荣武珊梁栋李光辉祁鑫任俊道童卓斌
Owner CHANGAN UNIV
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