MIMO radar sparse array design method based on deep neural network
A deep neural network and sparse array technology, applied in the field of sparse array design problems, can solve problems such as high computational complexity
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[0033] For the convenience of description, first define the following:
[0034] Bold uppercase letters indicate matrices, bold lowercase letters indicate vectors, ( ) * is the conjugate, (·) T For the transpose, ( ) H is the conjugate transpose, ||x|| 0 and ||x|| 1 denote the l of the vector x respectively 0 Norm and l 1 Norm, ||W|| 0 Indicates the number of non-zero rows of matrix W, Denotes the l of the matrix W 2,1 Norm, Diag{} represents a block diagonal matrix, Denotes the expectation with respect to θ.
[0035] Consider a co-located MIMO radar system where both the transmit and receive antennas are placed on the abscissa of a two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system. Suppose there are M transmitting antennas, and the position on the horizontal axis is known, which is d t,m (m=1,...,M). Assume that the feasible region for placing the receiving antenna is [0,D r ], in order to simplify the analysis, the feasible region is divided into intervals Δ r Discr...
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