Information Filtering and Array Algorithms for Descriptor Systems Subject to Parameter Uncertainties
This paper presents information filters in Riccati recursions and in array algorithms for descriptor systems subject to parameters uncertainties. The filters are developed in filtered and predicted forms. The inversion of the state matrix is avoided in ...
A New Approach to Variable Selection Using the TLS Approach
The problem of variable selection is one of the most important model selection problems in statistical applications. It is also known as the subset selection problem and arises when one wants to explain the observations or data adequately by a subset of ...
GLRT-Based Threshold Detection-Estimation Performance Improvement and Application to Uniform Circular Antenna Arrays
The problem of estimating the number of independent Gaussian sources and their parameters impinging upon an antenna array is addressed for scenarios that are problematic for standard techniques, namely, under "threshold conditions" (where subspace ...
Estimation of Multicomponent Polynomial-Phase Signals Impinging on a Multisensor Array Using State–Space Modeling
This contribution addresses the problem of estimating the parameters of multicomponent polynomial-phase signals when impinging on a multisensor array. An original approach is proposed based on a state-space modelization of the signal and the application ...
Stochastic Maximum-Likelihood Method for MIMO Propagation Parameter Estimation
In this paper, we derive a stochastic maximum-likelihood (ML) method for estimating spatio-temporal parameters for multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channels. Such estimators are needed in propagation studies where extensive channel measurements and ...
Analysis of Multicomponent Polynomial Phase Signals
While the theory of estimation of monocomponent polynomial phase signals is well established, the theoretical and methodical treatment of multicomponent polynomial phase signals (mc-PPSs) is limited. In this paper, we investigate several aspects of ...
Total-Variance Reduction Via Thresholding: Application to Cepstral Analysis
We consider a vector of independent normal random variables with unknown means but known variances. Our problem is to reduce the total variance of these random variables by exploiting the a priori information that a significant proportion of them have "...
Kernels and Multiple Windows for Estimation of the Wigner-Ville Spectrum of Gaussian Locally Stationary Processes
This paper treats estimation of the Wigner-Ville spectrum (WVS) of Gaussian continuous-time stochastic processes using Cohen's class of time-frequency representations of random signals. We study the minimum mean square error estimation kernel for ...
Time-Domain Signal Analysis Using Adaptive Notch Filter
Noise reduction and signal decomposition are among important and practical issues in time-domain signal analysis. This paper presents an adaptive notch filter (ANF) to achieve both these objectives. For noise reduction purpose, the proposed adaptive ...
Sensitivity Analysis for Antenna Near-Field Imaging
Although imaging and inverse scattering problems have been thoroughly studied during the last century, there is only a partial understanding of these complex problems. Most of the efforts have been placed on the development of efficient inversion ...
Fast-Converging Blind Adaptive Channel-Shortening and Frequency-Domain Equalization
Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) is a popular transmission format for emerging wireless communication systems, including satellite radio, various wireless local area network (LAN) standards, and digital broadcast television. Single-...
A Modified Split-Radix FFT With Fewer Arithmetic Operations
Recent results by Van Buskirk have broken the record set by Yavne in 1968 for the lowest exact count of real additions and multiplications to compute a power-of-two discrete Fourier transform (DFT). Here, we present a simple recursive modification of ...
Novel Adaptive Nonlinear Predistorters Based on the Direct Learning Algorithm
The adaptive nonlinear predistorter is an effective technique to compensate for the nonlinear distortion existing in digital communication and control systems. However, available adaptive nonlinear predistorters using indirect learning are sensitive to ...
Split-Radix Algorithms for Arbitrary Order of Polynomial Time Frequency Transforms
The polynomial time frequency transform is one of important tools for estimating the coefficients of the polynomial-phase signals (PPSs) with the maximum likelihood method. The transform converts a one-dimensional (1-D) data sequence into a ...
An Oblivious Watermarking for 3-D Polygonal Meshes Using Distribution of Vertex Norms
Although it has been known that oblivious (or blind) watermarking schemes are less robust than nonoblivious ones, they are more useful for various applications where a host signal is not available in the watermark detection procedure. From a viewpoint ...
Passive Direction Finding Using Airborne Vector Sensors in the Presence of Manifold Perturbations
This paper studies direction finding of electromagnetic energy sources using passive vector sensor arrays whose manifold is only nominally known. The problem of direction finding is studied in the context of an airborne array, thus facilitating the ...
Uniform Concentric Circular Arrays With Frequency-Invariant Characteristics—Theory, Design, Adaptive Beamforming and DOA Estimation
This paper proposes a new digital beamformer for uniform concentric circular arrays (UCCAs) having nearly frequency-invariant (FI) characteristics. The basic principle is to transform the received signals to the phase mode and remove the frequency ...
On Clutter Rank Observed by Arbitrary Arrays
This paper analyzes the rank and eigenspectrum of the clutter covariance matrix observed by space-time radar systems with arbitrarily configured arrays and varying look geometry. Motivated by recent applications that suggest use of nonuniform antenna ...
Detection by Time Reversal: Single Antenna
This paper studies the binary hypothesis test of detecting the presence or absence of a target in a highly cluttered environment by using time reversal. In time reversal, the backscatter of a signal transmitted into a scattering environment is recorded, ...
Blind Channel Identifiability for Generic Linear Space-Time Block Codes
Linear space-time block codes (STBCs) have proven their effectiveness in performance improvement of wireless multiple-input multiple-output communication systems. Their successful decoding, however, requires reliable channel knowledge at the receiver. ...
Quadratic Higher Order Criteria for Iterative Blind Separation of a MIMO Convolutive Mixture of Sources
This paper deals with the problem of source separation in the case when the observations result from a multiple-input multiple-output convolutive mixing system. In a blind framework, higher order contrast functions have been proved to be efficient for ...
Quantization Methods for Equal Gain Transmission With Finite Rate Feedback
We consider the design and analysis of quantizers for equal gain transmission (EGT) systems with finite rate feedback-based communication in flat-fading multiple input single output (MISO) systems. EGT is a beamforming technique that maximizes the MISO ...
Echo Cancellation in DMT Modems With Frame-Asynchronous Operation
Echo cancellation in DMT modems has been long studied as a means to improve transmission performance. Most of the current echo-canceller structures make use of FIR filters that emulate the echo-path adaptively. In frame-asynchronous operation, the ...
IQ-Imbalance Compensation for OFDM in the Presence of IBI and Carrier-Frequency Offset
In this paper, we propose a frequency-domain equalization technique for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) transmission over frequency-selective channels. We consider the case where the receiver analog front-end suffers from IQ-imbalance ...
Raise Your Voice at a Proper Pace to Synchronize in Multiple Ad Hoc Piconets
Timing synchronization of symbol boundaries is known to affect critically the performance of all coherent communication systems. Its effects are particularly pronounced in contemporary wireless technologies including ultrawideband (UWB) radios and ...
Waveform-Independent Frame-Timing Acquisition for UWB Signals
In this paper, the problem of frame-level symbol timing acquisition for UWB signals is addressed. The main goal is the derivation of a frame-level timing estimator which does not require any prior knowledge of neither the transmitted symbols nor the ...
An Eigen-Based TEQ Design for VDSL Systems
In this paper, we propose an eigen-based semiblind time-domain equalizer (TEQ) design method for VDSL systems. We exploit the fact that the VDSL system is frequency-division duplexing and maximize signal-to-interference ratio in the frequency domain. ...
A Differential Space–Time Modulation Scheme for Correlated Rayleigh Fading Channels: Performance Analysis and Design
Differential space-time modulation (DSTM) is an encoding technique for multiantenna systems that allows the receiver to detect the transmitted signals without the knowledge of the fading channels. It can be viewed as an extension of the differential ...
Frequency Domain Realization of Space-Time Receivers in Dispersive Wireless Channels
In this paper, we present a class of low complexity space-time receivers for frequency-selective channels in multiple input and multiple output (MIMO) systems. The main idea is that under certain conditions the matrices involved in the implementation of ...
Detection in Sensor Networks: The Saddlepoint Approximation
This paper presents a computationally simple and accurate method to compute the error probabilities in decentralized detection in sensor networks. The cost of the direct computation of these probabilities-e.g., the probability of false alarm, the ...