This paper introduces a subspace method for the estimation of an array covariance matrix. When the received signals are uncorrelated, it is shown that the array covariance matrices lie in a special subspace defined through all possible correlation vectors of the received signals and whose dimension is typically much smaller than the ambient dimension. Based on this observation, a subspace-based covariance matrix estimator is proposed as a solution to a semi-definite convex optimization problem. While the optimization problem has no closed-form solution, a nearly optimal closed-form solution that is easily implementable is proposed. The proposed approach is shown to yield higher estimation accuracy than conventional approaches since it elimi...
Abstract—Covariance matrix estimates are an essential part of many signal processing algorithms, and...
International audienceAn original interface between robust estimation theory and random matrix theor...
An original interface between robust estimation theory and random matrix theory for the estimation o...
Subspace-based algorithms for array signal processing typically begin with an eigenvalue decompositi...
Subspace fitting methods have grown popular for parameter estimation in many different application, ...
Many subspace estimation techniques assume either that the sys-tem has a calibrated array or that th...
Many subspace-based array signal processing algorithms assume that the noise is spatially white. In ...
Abstract—Subspace-based methods rely on singular value de-composition (SVD) of the sample covariance...
Optimal Subspace Estimation (OSE) is a technique for estimating the signal subspace of a noisy data ...
A new class of disturbance covariance matrix estimators for radar signal processing applications is ...
In this paper, we present an adaptive approach for estimating all (or some) the orthogonal eigenvect...
The concept of correlation subspaces was recently introduced in array processing literature by Rahma...
International audienceWe consider the problem of subspace estimation in situations where the number ...
Signal parameter estimation from sensor array measurements or multiple channel time series observati...
This paper addresses subspace-based estimation and its pur-pose is to complement previously availabl...
Abstract—Covariance matrix estimates are an essential part of many signal processing algorithms, and...
International audienceAn original interface between robust estimation theory and random matrix theor...
An original interface between robust estimation theory and random matrix theory for the estimation o...
Subspace-based algorithms for array signal processing typically begin with an eigenvalue decompositi...
Subspace fitting methods have grown popular for parameter estimation in many different application, ...
Many subspace estimation techniques assume either that the sys-tem has a calibrated array or that th...
Many subspace-based array signal processing algorithms assume that the noise is spatially white. In ...
Abstract—Subspace-based methods rely on singular value de-composition (SVD) of the sample covariance...
Optimal Subspace Estimation (OSE) is a technique for estimating the signal subspace of a noisy data ...
A new class of disturbance covariance matrix estimators for radar signal processing applications is ...
In this paper, we present an adaptive approach for estimating all (or some) the orthogonal eigenvect...
The concept of correlation subspaces was recently introduced in array processing literature by Rahma...
International audienceWe consider the problem of subspace estimation in situations where the number ...
Signal parameter estimation from sensor array measurements or multiple channel time series observati...
This paper addresses subspace-based estimation and its pur-pose is to complement previously availabl...
Abstract—Covariance matrix estimates are an essential part of many signal processing algorithms, and...
International audienceAn original interface between robust estimation theory and random matrix theor...
An original interface between robust estimation theory and random matrix theory for the estimation o...