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摘要
针对传感器阵列在实际应用中面临的相位干扰问题,提出了一种级联深度卷积神经网络结构,以实现运动共轭阵列的到达方向(DOA)估计。首先,将运动后获得的合成协方差矩阵输入一级网络,用于估计相位干扰矩阵。然后,分析相位扰动对合成协方差矩阵的影响,并利用估算出的扰动相位获得不受扰动的合成协方差矩阵。最后,经过相位补偿后,合成协方差矩阵通过二级网络执行 DOA 估计。此外,为了获得三次共轭阵列的虚拟唯一滞后,还推导出了移动距离和唯一滞后的合成条件。实验结果表明,所提出的方法是有效和优越的。
Motion coprime array-based DOA estimation considering phase disturbance of sensor array
To address the phase disturbance issue faced by sensor arrays in practical applications, a cascaded deep convolutional neural network structure is proposed to achieve direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation for motion coprime arrays. Firstly, the synthesized covariance matrix obtained after motion is inputted into the first-level network for estimating the phase disturbance matrix. Then, we analyze the impact of phase perturbation on the synthesized covariance matrix and utilize the estimated disturbance phase to obtain an undisturbed synthesized covariance matrix. Finally, after phase compensation, the synthesized covariance matrix performs DOA estimation through the second-level network. Furthermore, to acquire three times the virtual unique lags of the coprime array, the synthesis condition about moving distance and unique lags is derived. The proposed method is shown to be effective and superior through the experiment results.
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