Expectation Propagation Line Spectral Estimation

07/22/2019
by   Jiang Zhu, et al.
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Line spectral estimation (LSE) is a fundamental problem in signal processing fields, as it arises in various fields such as radar signal processing and communication fields. This paper develops expectation propagation (EP) based LSE (EPLSE) method. The proposed method automatically estimates the model order, noise variance, and can deal with the nonlinear measurements. Numerical experiments show the excellent performance of EPLSE.

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