Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics

Abstract Resolving more sources than sensors is always of interest to researchers. For this purpose, generation of the virtual array from the non‐uniform linear array has recently gathered a lot of attention. The covariance/cumulant lags of the array output define virtual sensors and thereby virtual...

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Main Authors: Payal Gupta, Monika Agrawal
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2021-04-01
Series:IET Signal Processing
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/sil2.12013
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spelling doaj-de3defe986cb46e58616b275e60ef94c2021-08-02T08:25:06ZengWileyIET Signal Processing1751-96751751-96832021-04-01152617910.1049/sil2.12013Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statisticsPayal Gupta0Monika Agrawal1Centre of Applied Research in Electronics Indian Institute of Technology New Delhi IndiaCentre of Applied Research in Electronics Indian Institute of Technology New Delhi IndiaAbstract Resolving more sources than sensors is always of interest to researchers. For this purpose, generation of the virtual array from the non‐uniform linear array has recently gathered a lot of attention. The covariance/cumulant lags of the array output define virtual sensors and thereby virtual array. The aperture of the designed virtual array is much more than the aperture of physical array. This large aperture provides highest degrees of freedom to solve the underdetermined system. In the case of non‐circular signals, pseudo‐covariances/cumulants are significant, and this additional information can further be used to increase the virtual array aperture. Herein, a framework is proposed to extend the virtual array aperture by additionally using pseudo‐/non‐circular cumulants along with the circular cumulants of the array output for non‐circular signals. The suggested framework not only increases the resolvability but also improves the DoA estimation accuracy. With fourth‐order statistics, the virtual array aperture becomes almost double, and the increment is much more with further higher order statistics. Numerical simulations demonstrate the efficacy of the claims.https://doi.org/10.1049/sil2.12013
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Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics
IET Signal Processing
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title Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics
title_short Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics
title_full Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics
title_fullStr Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics
title_full_unstemmed Improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics
title_sort improved resolving capabilities of linear array using 2qth order non‐circular statistics
publisher Wiley
series IET Signal Processing
issn 1751-9675
1751-9683
publishDate 2021-04-01
description Abstract Resolving more sources than sensors is always of interest to researchers. For this purpose, generation of the virtual array from the non‐uniform linear array has recently gathered a lot of attention. The covariance/cumulant lags of the array output define virtual sensors and thereby virtual array. The aperture of the designed virtual array is much more than the aperture of physical array. This large aperture provides highest degrees of freedom to solve the underdetermined system. In the case of non‐circular signals, pseudo‐covariances/cumulants are significant, and this additional information can further be used to increase the virtual array aperture. Herein, a framework is proposed to extend the virtual array aperture by additionally using pseudo‐/non‐circular cumulants along with the circular cumulants of the array output for non‐circular signals. The suggested framework not only increases the resolvability but also improves the DoA estimation accuracy. With fourth‐order statistics, the virtual array aperture becomes almost double, and the increment is much more with further higher order statistics. Numerical simulations demonstrate the efficacy of the claims.
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