Model Order Estimation for A Sum of Complex Exponentials

10/18/2021
by   Raymundo Albert, et al.
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In this paper, we present a new method for estimating the number of terms in a sum of exponentially damped sinusoids embedded in noise. In particular, we propose to combine the shift-invariance property of the Hankel matrix associated with the signal with a constraint over its singular values to penalize small order estimations. With this new methodology, the algebraic and statistical structures of the Hankel matrix are considered. The new order estimation technique shows significant improvements over subspace-based methods. In particular, when a good separation between the noise and the signal subspaces is not possible, the new methodology outperforms known techniques. We evaluate the performance of our method using numerical experiments and comparing its performance with previous results found in the literature.

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