This invention relates to the field of
signal processing technology, and provides a time-frequency dual-
modal alignment method and apparatus for multivariable time-series signals. It utilizes a cross-scale time-series
feature extraction network to extract discriminative features containing both time and frequency information from the multivariable time-series
signal using cross-variable attention and cross-time attention. Then, it employs a
codebook sharing time-frequency feature prototypes across domains for dual-
modal vector quantization alignment based on spectral consistency, thereby eliminating domain offset through explicit
frequency domain constraints. Furthermore, it uses an adaptive pseudo-
label optimization strategy based on channel
mutual information to suppress
noise channel interference and improve the confidence of the target domain pseudo-
label. Finally, under an end-to-end unified framework, it jointly optimizes the global alignment loss, local alignment loss,
mutual information weighted maximization of the
confusion matrix loss, and source domain cross-entropy loss to determine the target domain pseudo-
label, deeply adapting to the physical characteristics of the time-series
signal and simultaneously solving the problems of multivariable
coupling, long-term time dependence, and time-frequency feature collaborative alignment.