TDOA direct positioning method based on matrix eigenvalue disturbance
A positioning method and eigenvalue technology, which is applied in the field of single-target passive positioning scenarios based on TDOA, can solve the problems of weak multi-target resolution and difficulty in achieving asymptotic optimization, and achieves reduced computational complexity, good timeliness, and fast convergence speed. Effect
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[0038] The present invention will be further explained below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment:
[0039] like figure 1 As shown, a TDOA direct location method based on matrix eigenvalue perturbation includes:
[0040] Step S101: M observation stations synchronously receive the signal radiated by the target signal source, and aggregate the received signal to the central station;
[0041] Step S102: generating a Sinc interpolation function matrix, and establishing a signal model about TDOA parameters through the Sinc interpolation function matrix;
[0042] Step S103: using the signal model about TDOA parameters to establish a maximum likelihood optimization function about the target position;
[0043] Step S104: Obtain the gradient vector and Hessian matrix of the maximum likelihood optimization function based on the matrix eigenvalue perturbation method;
[0044] Step S105: Set iteration conditions, and use the Newton iteration method to optimi...
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