Title :
Multi-signal time-frequency model fitting using an approximate maximum likelihood algorithm
Author_Institution :
DRA, Malvern, UK
Abstract :
By taking advantage of the moderate computational demand of the recently developed approximate maximum likelihood (AML) algorithms, it is shown that with algorithm refinement linear parametric model-fitting can be extended to a wide range of complex data interpretation tasks, including time-frequency and time-scale analyses. A novel version of the IMP (incremental multiparameter) AML algorithm (using a partially deterministic and partially stochastic signal model) is suggested for adaptive detection, tracking and extraction from time-series waveforms of several modulated signal components of differing bandwidths
Keywords :
maximum likelihood estimation; signal detection; signal processing; time-frequency analysis; adaptive detection; approximate maximum likelihood algorithm; data interpretation tasks; incremental multiparameter AML algorithm; linear parametric model-fitting; modulated signal components; signal extraction; signal tracking; time-frequency analysis; time-scale analyses; time-series waveforms; Algorithm design and analysis; Data mining; Ear; Least squares approximation; Maximum likelihood estimation; Parametric statistics; Sensor systems; Signal processing algorithms; Stochastic processes; Time frequency analysis;
Conference_Titel :
Time-Frequency and Time-Scale Analysis, 1992., Proceedings of the IEEE-SP International Symposium
Conference_Location :
Victoria, BC
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-0805-0
DOI :
10.1109/TFTSA.1992.274186