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Generalized MUSIC-Like Array Processing for Underwater Environments
DOI:10.1109/JOE.2016.2542644.png)
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This paper proposes the generalized MUltiple SIgnal Classification (MUSIC)-like algorithm for robust MUSIC-like processing for underwater applications. The solution proposed in this paper is to generalize the noise correlation assumption and include a noise correlation model in its problem formulation. By doing so, the proposed generalized MUSIC-like algorithm is able to provide robust MUSIC-like performances in any noise condition, so long as the noise correlation property of the environment is known partially. Results from simulations and real data processing show that our proposed algorithm is able to suppress spurious peaks caused by mismatched noise assumptions in standard MUSIClike algorithms. The bound of the controlling parameter denoted by beta for the proposed generalized MUSIC-like algorithm is also discussed in this paper. Performance study using Monte Carlo simulations shows that the proposed generalized MUSIC-like algorithm has the same resolving power as the MUSIC method but slightly poorer accuracy in direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation. This paper also presents the results from real data processing by the generalized MUSIC-like algorithm and demonstrates better resolving power than the Capon and MUSIC algorithms used consistently in the experiment.
Keywords:
Array processing
high resolution
MUltiple SIgnal Classification (MUSIC)
MUSIC-like
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