Title :
Fast estimation of continuous Karhunen-Loeve eigenfunctions using wavelets
Author :
Castrillón-Candás, Julio Enrique ; Amaratunga, Kevin
Author_Institution :
Intelligent Eng. Syst. Lab., Massachusetts Inst. of Technol., Cambridge, MA, USA
fDate :
1/1/2002 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
This paper develops a new wavelet method for the fast estimation of continuous Karhunen-Loeve eigenfunctions. The method of snapshots is modified by projecting the ensemble functions onto orthogonal or biorthogonal interpolating function spaces. Under well-behaved piecewise smooth polynomial ensemble functions, the size of the covariance matrix produced is greatly reduced, without sacrificing much accuracy. Moreover, the covariance matrix C˜ may be easily decomposed such that C˜ = AT A, and thus, the more stable singular value decomposition (SVD) algorithm may be applied. An interpolating scheme that reduces the computation of projecting the ensemble functions onto the biorthogonal subspace to a single sample is also developed. Furthermore, by projecting the ensemble functions onto wavelet spaces, the covariance matrix may be sparsified by a multiresolution decomposition. Error bounds for the eigenvalues between the sparsified and nonsparsified covariance matrix are also derived
Keywords :
Karhunen-Loeve transforms; covariance matrices; eigenvalues and eigenfunctions; interpolation; numerical stability; piecewise polynomial techniques; signal resolution; singular value decomposition; sparse matrices; wavelet transforms; biorthogonal interpolating function spaces; continuous Karhunen-Loeve eigenfunctions; covariance matrix size; eigenvalues; error bounds; fast estimation; interpolation; method of snapshots; multiresolution decomposition; nonsparsified covariance matrix; orthogonal interpolating function spaces; piecewise smooth polynomial ensemble functions; signal analysis; singular value decomposition; sparse covariance matrix; sparsified covariance matrix; stable SVD algorithm; wavelet spaces; Continuous wavelet transforms; Covariance matrix; Discrete cosine transforms; Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions; Helium; Polynomials; Reduced order systems; Robustness; Signal resolution; Singular value decomposition;
Journal_Title :
Signal Processing, IEEE Transactions on