This thesis presents the unified bias analysis of subspace-based DOA estimation algorithms in terms of physical parameters such as source separation, signal coherence, number of senors and snapshots. The analysis reveals the direct relationship between the performance of the DOA algorithms and signal measurement conditions. Insights into different algorithms are provided. Based upon previous first-order subspace perturbations, second-order subspace perturbations are developed which provide basis for bias analysis and unification. Simulations verifying the theoretical bias analysis are presented
Abstract-This is the second of a two-part paper dealing with the performance of subspace-based algor...
This is the second of a two-part paper dealing with the performance of subspacebased algorithms for ...
Signal parameter estimation and specically direction of arrival (DOA) es-timation for sensor array d...
This thesis presents the unified bias analysis of subspace-based DOA estimation algorithms in terms ...
In the last decade, the subspace approach has found prominence in the problem of estimating directio...
Analytical performance analysis on Direction-Of-Arrival (DOA) estimation algorithms has attracted mu...
A unified performance analysis of subspace-based algorithms for direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimatio...
In this paper, a unified statistical performance analysis using perturbation expansions is applied t...
A unified statistical performance analysis using subspace perturbation expansions is applied to subs...
Subspace based direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation has attracted many excellent performance studie...
Subspace based direction-of-arrival estimation has attracted many excellent performance studies, but...
International audienceThis paper addresses the theoretical analysis of the robustness of subspace-ba...
A performance analysis of signal subspace-based algorithms for directions-of-arrival (DOA) estimatio...
The authors study several fundamental relationships of subspace array processing performance to sign...
This correspondence presents a statistical performance analysis of subspace-based directions-of-arri...
Abstract-This is the second of a two-part paper dealing with the performance of subspace-based algor...
This is the second of a two-part paper dealing with the performance of subspacebased algorithms for ...
Signal parameter estimation and specically direction of arrival (DOA) es-timation for sensor array d...
This thesis presents the unified bias analysis of subspace-based DOA estimation algorithms in terms ...
In the last decade, the subspace approach has found prominence in the problem of estimating directio...
Analytical performance analysis on Direction-Of-Arrival (DOA) estimation algorithms has attracted mu...
A unified performance analysis of subspace-based algorithms for direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimatio...
In this paper, a unified statistical performance analysis using perturbation expansions is applied t...
A unified statistical performance analysis using subspace perturbation expansions is applied to subs...
Subspace based direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation has attracted many excellent performance studie...
Subspace based direction-of-arrival estimation has attracted many excellent performance studies, but...
International audienceThis paper addresses the theoretical analysis of the robustness of subspace-ba...
A performance analysis of signal subspace-based algorithms for directions-of-arrival (DOA) estimatio...
The authors study several fundamental relationships of subspace array processing performance to sign...
This correspondence presents a statistical performance analysis of subspace-based directions-of-arri...
Abstract-This is the second of a two-part paper dealing with the performance of subspace-based algor...
This is the second of a two-part paper dealing with the performance of subspacebased algorithms for ...
Signal parameter estimation and specically direction of arrival (DOA) es-timation for sensor array d...