Deconvolution without system model or a new blind deconvolution
G. Thomas, C. Dussaussois, F. Buret, Ph. Auriol
Abstract
G. Thomas, C. Dussaussois, F. Buret, Ph. Auriol
Abstract
This paper is concerned with a new method of blind deconvolution. The deconvolution algorithms restore the input signal from the observed signal and "information" about the distorting system. This information may be expressed in terms of :\bullettransfer function\bulletfrequency response\bulletstate equation which are obtained from modelisation and/or identification. The blind deconvolution is a very powerfull concept when this phase of modelisation is wanted to be avoid. A first step have been done by authors who applied the homomorphic deconvolution [1]. This procedure does not required a system model but just a cut-off "quefrency" in order to separate the input signal cepstrum from the impulse response one. We describe here a new method which works with a input-output pair signals as information about the system, and a well known iterative procedure to achieve the deconvolution.
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This paper is concerned with a new method of blind deconvolution. The deconvolution algorithms restore the input signal from the observed signal and "information" about the distorting system. This information may be expressed in terms of :\bullettransfer function\bulletfrequency response\bulletstate equation which are obtained from modelisation and/or identification. The blind deconvolution is a very powerfull concept when this phase of modelisation is wanted to be avoid. A first step have been done by authors who applied the homomorphic deconvolution [1]. This procedure does not required a system model but just a cut-off "quefrency" in order to separate the input signal cepstrum from the impulse response one. We describe here a new method which works with a input-output pair signals as information about the system, and a well known iterative procedure to achieve the deconvolution.
Key concepts: Deconvolution, Blind deconvolution, Computer science, SIGNAL (programming language), Transfer function, Algorithm, Impulse response, Signal processing