Title :
LMS-like AR modeling in the case of missing observations
Author :
Mirsaidi, Sina ; Fleury, Gilles A. ; Oksman, Jacques
Author_Institution :
Ecole Superieure d´´Electr., Gif-sur-Yvette, France
fDate :
6/1/1997 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
This paper presents a new recursive algorithm for the time domain reconstruction and spectral estimation of uniformly sampled signals with missing observations. An autoregressive (AR) modeling approach is adopted. The AR parameters are estimated by optimizing a mean-square error criterion. The optimum is reached by means of a gradient method adapted to the nonperiodic sampling. The time-domain reconstruction is based on the signal prediction using the estimated model. The power spectral density is obtained using the estimated AR parameters. The development of the different steps of the algorithm is discussed in detail, and several examples are presented to demonstrate the practical results that can be obtained. The spectral estimates are compared with those obtained by known AR estimators applied to the same signals sampled periodically. We note that this algorithm can also be used in the case of nonstationary signals
Keywords :
autoregressive processes; least mean squares methods; prediction theory; recursive estimation; signal reconstruction; signal sampling; spectral analysis; time-domain analysis; AR estimators; AR parameter estimation; LMS-like AR modeling; autoregressive modeling; estimated model; gradient method; mean-square error criterion; missing observations; nonperiodic sampling; nonstationary signals; optimisation; periodically sampled signals; power spectral density; recursive algorithm; signal prediction; spectral estimates; spectral estimation; time domain reconstruction; time-domain reconstruction; uniformly sampled signals; Computer aided software engineering; Frequency domain analysis; Gradient methods; Parameter estimation; Predictive models; Recursive estimation; Sampling methods; Signal analysis; Stochastic processes; Time domain analysis;
Journal_Title :
Signal Processing, IEEE Transactions on