An underdetermined direction of arrival estimation method based on signal sparsity is proposed when independent and coherent signals coexist. Firstly, the estimate of the mixing matrix of the impinging signals is obtained by clustering the single source points which are detected by the ratio of time-frequency transforms of the received signals. Then, each column vector of the mixing matrix is processed by exploiting the forward and backward vectors in turn to obtain the directions of arrival of all signals. The number of independent signals and coherent signal groups that can be estimated by the proposed method can be greater than the number of sensors. The validity of the method is demonstrated by simulations.
Peng LI
Southeast University
Zhongyuan ZHOU
Southeast University
Mingjie SHENG
Southeast University
Peng HU
Southeast University
Qi ZHOU
Southeast University
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Peng LI, Zhongyuan ZHOU, Mingjie SHENG, Peng HU, Qi ZHOU, "Underdetermined Direction of Arrival Estimation Based on Signal Sparsity" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E102-B, no. 10, pp. 2066-2072, October 2019, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2018EBP3365.
Abstract: An underdetermined direction of arrival estimation method based on signal sparsity is proposed when independent and coherent signals coexist. Firstly, the estimate of the mixing matrix of the impinging signals is obtained by clustering the single source points which are detected by the ratio of time-frequency transforms of the received signals. Then, each column vector of the mixing matrix is processed by exploiting the forward and backward vectors in turn to obtain the directions of arrival of all signals. The number of independent signals and coherent signal groups that can be estimated by the proposed method can be greater than the number of sensors. The validity of the method is demonstrated by simulations.
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