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Computationally efficient DOA estimation for coprime linear array: a successive signal subspace fitting algorithm

Pan Gong, Xiaofei Zhang, Tanveer Ahmed

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In this paper, direction of arrival (DOA) estimation of multiple signals with coprime array is investigated and signal subspace fitting (SSF) method is linked to the coprime array, which achieves a better DOA estimation performance than the traditional uniform array. While the SSF method requires expensive computational cost in the case of multiple signals due to the multidimensional global angular searching, we propose a successive SSF (S-SSF) algorithm from a computationally efficient perspective. In the proposed algorithm, we employ rotational invariance and coprime property to obtain the initial estimates. Then, via a successive scheme, we transform the traditional multidimensional global angular searching problem into one-dimensional partial angular searching one. Consequently, the computational complexity has been significantly reduced. Specifically, the proposed S-SSF algorithm can obtain almost the same DOA estimation performance as SSF but with remarkably lower complexity. Finally, Cramer-Rao Bound (CRB) is provided and numerical simulations demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.

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In this paper, direction of arrival (DOA) estimation of multiple signals with coprime array is investigated and signal subspace fitting (SSF) method is linked to the coprime array, which achieves a better DOA estimation performance than the traditional uniform array. While the SSF method requires expensive computational cost in the case of multiple signals due to the multidimensional global angular searching, we propose a successive SSF (S-SSF) algorithm from a computationally efficient perspective. In the proposed algorithm, we employ rotational invariance and coprime property to obtain the initial estimates. Then, via a successive scheme, we transform the traditional multidimensional global angular searching problem into one-dimensional partial angular searching one. Consequently, the computational complexity has been significantly reduced. Specifically, the proposed S-SSF algorithm can obtain almost the same DOA estimation performance as SSF but with remarkably lower complexity. Finally, Cramer-Rao Bound (CRB) is provided and numerical simulations demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.

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In this paper, direction of arrival (DOA) estimation of multiple signals with coprime array is investigated and signal subspace fitting (SSF) method is linked to the coprime array, which achieves a better DOA estimation performance than the traditional uniform array. While the SSF method requires expensive computational cost in the case of multiple signals due to the multidimensional global angular searching, we propose a successive SSF (S-SSF) algorithm from a computationally efficient perspective. In the proposed algorithm, we employ rotational invariance and coprime property to obtain the initial estimates. Then, via a successive scheme, we transform the traditional multidimensional global angular searching problem into one-dimensional partial angular searching one. Consequently, the computational complexity has been significantly reduced. Specifically, the proposed S-SSF algorithm can obtain almost the same DOA estimation performance as SSF but with remarkably lower complexity. Finally, Cramer-Rao Bound (CRB) is provided and numerical simulations demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.

Key concepts: Coprime integers, Rotational invariance, Algorithm, Direction of arrival, Computational complexity theory, Signal subspace, Subspace topology, Mathematics

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