A robust method for the identification of non-Gaussian autoregressive systems in colored Gaussian noise
Adnan M Al-Smadi
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Adnan M Al-Smadi
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This paper introduces a novel technique for parameter estimation of an autoregressive (AR) all-pole process under non-Gaussian noise environment using third order cumulants of the observed sequence. The proposed AR parameters estimation technique is based on formulating a particular structured matrix with entries of third order cumulants of the observed output sequence only. This matrix almost possesses a full rank structure. The observed sequence may be contaminated with additive Gaussian noise (white or colored), whose power spectral density is unknown. The system is driven by a zero-mean independent and identically distributed (i.i.d) non-Gaussian sequence. Simulation results confirm the good numerical conditioning of the algorithm and the improvement in performance with respect to well-known methods even when the observed signal is heavily contaminated with Gaussian noise.
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This paper introduces a novel technique for parameter estimation of an autoregressive (AR) all-pole process under non-Gaussian noise environment using third order cumulants of the observed sequence. The proposed AR parameters estimation technique is based on formulating a particular structured matrix with entries of third order cumulants of the observed output sequence only. This matrix almost possesses a full rank structure. The observed sequence may be contaminated with additive Gaussian noise (white or colored), whose power spectral density is unknown. The system is driven by a zero-mean independent and identically distributed (i.i.d) non-Gaussian sequence. Simulation results confirm the good numerical conditioning of the algorithm and the improvement in performance with respect to well-known methods even when the observed signal is heavily contaminated with Gaussian noise.
Key concepts: Autoregressive model, Gaussian noise, Colors of noise, Mathematics, White noise, Gaussian, Additive white Gaussian noise, Independent and identically distributed random variables