Radiation source signal identification method combining two-domain multi-features
A signal identification and radiation source technology, applied in the field of information detection, can solve problems such as low recognition rate and weak generalization ability
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[0121] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0122] Step 1: Perform short-time Fourier transform on the radiation source signal sig(t) to obtain a time-frequency domain image, and denote the time-frequency domain image as TF 1 . The short-time Fourier transform formula is:
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[0124] In the formula, e is the Euler number, ζ(τ) is the window function, (·) * Indicates the conjugate operation, t represents time, f represents frequency, and τ is the integral variable.
[0125] Step 2: Perform an improved Wegener time-frequency distribution transformation on the radiation source signal to obtain a time-frequency domain image, and denote the time-frequency domain image as TF 2 . The improved Wegener time-frequency distribution transformation formula is:
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[0127] In the formula, (·) * Indicates conjugate operation, t is time, f is frequency, φ is frequency shift variable, is the time shift ...
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- IPC
- G06K9/00; G06N3/04; G06N3/08
- CPC
- G06N3/08; G06N3/045; G06F2218/08; G06F2218/12
- Inventors
- 高敬鹏; 王旭



