When atomic norm meets the G-filter: A general framework for line spectral estimation
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| author | Zhu, Bin Tang, Jiale |
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| contents | This paper proposes a novel approach for line spectral estimation which combines Georgiou's filter bank (G-filter) with atomic norm minimization (ANM). A key ingredient is a Carathéodory--Fejér-type decomposition for the covariance matrix of the filter output. The resulting optimization problem can be characterized via semidefinite programming and contains the standard ANM for line spectral estimation as a special case. Simulations show that our approach outperforms the standard ANM in terms of recovering the number of spectral lines when the signal-to-noise ratio is no lower than 0 dB and the G-filter is suitably designed. |
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| spellingShingle | When atomic norm meets the G-filter: A general framework for line spectral estimation Zhu, Bin Tang, Jiale Signal Processing This paper proposes a novel approach for line spectral estimation which combines Georgiou's filter bank (G-filter) with atomic norm minimization (ANM). A key ingredient is a Carathéodory--Fejér-type decomposition for the covariance matrix of the filter output. The resulting optimization problem can be characterized via semidefinite programming and contains the standard ANM for line spectral estimation as a special case. Simulations show that our approach outperforms the standard ANM in terms of recovering the number of spectral lines when the signal-to-noise ratio is no lower than 0 dB and the G-filter is suitably designed. |
| title | When atomic norm meets the G-filter: A general framework for line spectral estimation |
| topic | Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.12349 |