Includes bibliographical references.Subspace methods such as MUSIC, Minimum Norm, and ESPRIT have gained considerable attention due to their superior performance in sinusoidal and direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation, but they are also known to be of high computational cost. In this paper, new fast algorithms for approximating signal and noise subspaces and that do not require exact eigendecomposition are presented. These algorithms approximate the required subspace using rational and power-like methods applied to the direct data or the sample covariance matrix. Several ESPRIT- as well as MUSIC-type methods are developed based on these approximations. A substantial computational saving can be gained comparing with those associated with the...
In this paper, we present a method to estimate the signal subspace at all the frequencies in a given...
This paper explores how angle of arrival (AoA) estimation using the multiple signal classification (...
In this paper, we present a subspace-based fundamental fre-quency estimator based on an extension of...
Abstract—Subspace methods such as MUSIC, Minimum Norm, and ESPRIT have gained considerable attention...
In the last decade, the subspace approach has found prominence in the problem of estimating directio...
The interactions between the signal processing and matrix computation areas is explored by examinin...
ISBN: 978-1-84821-277-0This chapter contains sections titled: Model, concept of subspace, definition...
Eigenvector methods are gaining increasing acceptance in the area of spectrum estimation. This paper...
In this chapter we provide an overview of subspace-based parameter estimation schemes for uniform ar...
Eigenvector methods are gaining increasing acceptance in the area of spectrum estimation. This paper...
A multitude of applications contain signals that can be well described as being formed as a sum of s...
Although the eigen-based subspace algorithms such as MUSIC and ESPRIT has been proven to be superior...
This paper proposes a method for direction of arrival (DOA) estimation which can be applied in case ...
Subspace based estimation using decomposition techniques such as the SVD is a powerful tool in many ...
The effect of using a spatially smoothed forward-backward covariance matrix on the performance of we...
In this paper, we present a method to estimate the signal subspace at all the frequencies in a given...
This paper explores how angle of arrival (AoA) estimation using the multiple signal classification (...
In this paper, we present a subspace-based fundamental fre-quency estimator based on an extension of...
Abstract—Subspace methods such as MUSIC, Minimum Norm, and ESPRIT have gained considerable attention...
In the last decade, the subspace approach has found prominence in the problem of estimating directio...
The interactions between the signal processing and matrix computation areas is explored by examinin...
ISBN: 978-1-84821-277-0This chapter contains sections titled: Model, concept of subspace, definition...
Eigenvector methods are gaining increasing acceptance in the area of spectrum estimation. This paper...
In this chapter we provide an overview of subspace-based parameter estimation schemes for uniform ar...
Eigenvector methods are gaining increasing acceptance in the area of spectrum estimation. This paper...
A multitude of applications contain signals that can be well described as being formed as a sum of s...
Although the eigen-based subspace algorithms such as MUSIC and ESPRIT has been proven to be superior...
This paper proposes a method for direction of arrival (DOA) estimation which can be applied in case ...
Subspace based estimation using decomposition techniques such as the SVD is a powerful tool in many ...
The effect of using a spatially smoothed forward-backward covariance matrix on the performance of we...
In this paper, we present a method to estimate the signal subspace at all the frequencies in a given...
This paper explores how angle of arrival (AoA) estimation using the multiple signal classification (...
In this paper, we present a subspace-based fundamental fre-quency estimator based on an extension of...