Non-Coherent DOA Estimation via Proximal Gradient Based on a Dual-Array Structure
Although the non-coherent direction of arrival (DOA) estimation problem can be solved by sparse phase retrieval algorithms, known reference signals are required to deal with the inherent ambiguity issue of this approach. To avoid the use of reference signals, an effective array structure employing t...
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doaj-19837e88cf184a3992362c5b287017fb2021-03-30T15:26:05ZengIEEEIEEE Access2169-35362021-01-019267922680110.1109/ACCESS.2021.30580009350253Non-Coherent DOA Estimation via Proximal Gradient Based on a Dual-Array StructureZhengyu Wan0Wei Liu1https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2968-2888Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, U.KDepartment of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, U.KAlthough the non-coherent direction of arrival (DOA) estimation problem can be solved by sparse phase retrieval algorithms, known reference signals are required to deal with the inherent ambiguity issue of this approach. To avoid the use of reference signals, an effective array structure employing two uniform linear arrays is proposed (although other array structures are possible, such as the circular array), based on which a phase retrieval problem employing group sparsity is formulated. It is then replaced by its convex surrogate alternative by applying the majorization-minimization technique and the proximal gradient method is employed to solve the surrogate problem. The proposed algorithm is referred to as fasT grOup sparsitY Based phAse Retreival (ToyBar). Unlike the existing phase-retrieval based DOA estimation algorithm GESPAR, it does not need to know the number of incident signals in advance. Simulation results indicate that the proposed algorithm has a fast convergence speed and a better estimation performance is achieved.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9350253/DOA estimationphase retrievalgroup sparsitydual-arraysmajorization-minimizationproximal gradient |
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Non-Coherent DOA Estimation via Proximal Gradient Based on a Dual-Array Structure |
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Non-Coherent DOA Estimation via Proximal Gradient Based on a Dual-Array Structure |
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Non-Coherent DOA Estimation via Proximal Gradient Based on a Dual-Array Structure |
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Non-Coherent DOA Estimation via Proximal Gradient Based on a Dual-Array Structure |
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Non-Coherent DOA Estimation via Proximal Gradient Based on a Dual-Array Structure |
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non-coherent doa estimation via proximal gradient based on a dual-array structure |
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Although the non-coherent direction of arrival (DOA) estimation problem can be solved by sparse phase retrieval algorithms, known reference signals are required to deal with the inherent ambiguity issue of this approach. To avoid the use of reference signals, an effective array structure employing two uniform linear arrays is proposed (although other array structures are possible, such as the circular array), based on which a phase retrieval problem employing group sparsity is formulated. It is then replaced by its convex surrogate alternative by applying the majorization-minimization technique and the proximal gradient method is employed to solve the surrogate problem. The proposed algorithm is referred to as fasT grOup sparsitY Based phAse Retreival (ToyBar). Unlike the existing phase-retrieval based DOA estimation algorithm GESPAR, it does not need to know the number of incident signals in advance. Simulation results indicate that the proposed algorithm has a fast convergence speed and a better estimation performance is achieved. |
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DOA estimation phase retrieval group sparsity dual-arrays majorization-minimization proximal gradient |
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