In this work we propose an approximate Minimum Mean-Square Error (MMSE) filter for linear dynamic systems with Gaussian Mixture noise. The proposed estimator tracks each mixand of the Gaussian Mixture (GM) posterior with an individual filter and minimizes the total Mean-Square Error (MSE) of the bank of filters, as opposed to minimizing the MSE of individual filters in the commonly used Gaussian Sum Filter (GSF). The spread of means in the proposed method is smaller than that of GSF which makes it more robust to removing mixands. Hence, lower complexity reduction schemes can be used with the proposed filter without losing estimation accuracy and precision. This is supported through simulations on synthetic data as well as experimental data ...
Traditional subspace based speech enhancement (SSE)methods\ud use linear minimum mean square error (...
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Non-Gaussianity of signals/noise often results in significant performance degradation for systems, w...
Abstract—In many signal processing applications it is required to estimate the unobservable state of...
Abstract—In a Bayesian linear model, suppose observation y = Hx+n stems from independent inputs x an...
We consider the problem of estimating an input signal from noisy measurements in both parallel scala...
In this contribution we extend Kalman-filter theory by introducing a new recursive linear minimum me...
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AbstractA simplified multiple model filter is developed for discrete-time systems in the presence of...
Suppose a vector of observations y = Hx + n stems from independent inputs x and n, both of which are...
Suppose a linear model Y = Hx+n, where inputs x, n are independent Gaussian mixtures. The problem is...
This paper addresses the efficient state estimation for mixed linear/nonlinear dynamic systems with ...
Gaussian mixtures are a common density representation in nonlinear, non-Gaussian Bayesian state esti...
Traditional subspace based speech enhancement (SSE)methods\ud use linear minimum mean square error (...
Abstract—Gaussian mixtures are a common density represen-tation in nonlinear, non-Gaussian Bayesian ...
Non-Gaussianity of signals/noise often results in significant performance degradation for systems, w...
Abstract—In many signal processing applications it is required to estimate the unobservable state of...
Abstract—In a Bayesian linear model, suppose observation y = Hx+n stems from independent inputs x an...
We consider the problem of estimating an input signal from noisy measurements in both parallel scala...
In this contribution we extend Kalman-filter theory by introducing a new recursive linear minimum me...
In this paper we obtain the linear minimum mean square estimator (LMMSE) for discrete-time linear sy...
This paper investigates a channel estimator based on Gaussian mixture models (GMMs) in the context o...
Abstract—This paper determines to within a single mea-surement the minimum number of measurements re...
AbstractA simplified multiple model filter is developed for discrete-time systems in the presence of...
Suppose a vector of observations y = Hx + n stems from independent inputs x and n, both of which are...
Suppose a linear model Y = Hx+n, where inputs x, n are independent Gaussian mixtures. The problem is...
This paper addresses the efficient state estimation for mixed linear/nonlinear dynamic systems with ...
Gaussian mixtures are a common density representation in nonlinear, non-Gaussian Bayesian state esti...
Traditional subspace based speech enhancement (SSE)methods\ud use linear minimum mean square error (...
Abstract—Gaussian mixtures are a common density represen-tation in nonlinear, non-Gaussian Bayesian ...
Non-Gaussianity of signals/noise often results in significant performance degradation for systems, w...