Constrained blind source separation : frequency domain independent component analysis with reference
Semi-blind separation of signals is useful for many applications in signal and image processing. Independent Component Analysis (ICA) method incorporates certain a priori knowledge of the interested sources and has been shown to be very useful in particular applications where the frequency of the...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-155302023-03-03T20:44:36Z Constrained blind source separation : frequency domain independent component analysis with reference Chen, Wenda. Rajapakse Jagath Chandana School of Computer Engineering Bioinformatics Research Centre DRNTU::Engineering::Computer science and engineering::Computing methodologies::Pattern recognition Semi-blind separation of signals is useful for many applications in signal and image processing. Independent Component Analysis (ICA) method incorporates certain a priori knowledge of the interested sources and has been shown to be very useful in particular applications where the frequency of the estimated signal is known. While time-domain ICA needs to assume instantaneous mixtures and independent sources, frequency-domain ICA (FICA) is especially useful for solving convolutive mixtures of source signals since it can transform time domain convolution to a multiplication in the frequency domain. However, the permutation of the sources is exagerated in FICA because the individual demixing operations are used in different frequency bins and leads to different orders in the reconstruction process. In this report, we show how ICA with Reference (ICA-R) is extended to the frequency domain and convolutive mixtures as FICA-R, effectively solving the permutation problem in FICA while enhancing the optimization convergence using reference signals. We demonstrated the performance of our technique on synthetic data and real EEG and speech datasets. The results indicate that our proposed Frequency-domain ICA-R (FICA-R) is more effective and efficient than other FICAs and time-domain ICA-R in both convolutive and other types of mixtures. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) 2009-05-08T04:01:15Z 2009-05-08T04:01:15Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/15530 en Nanyang Technological University 54 p. application/pdf |
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Semi-blind separation of signals is useful for many applications in signal and
image processing. Independent Component Analysis (ICA) method incorporates
certain a priori knowledge of the interested sources and has been shown
to be very useful in particular applications where the frequency of the estimated
signal is known. While time-domain ICA needs to assume instantaneous
mixtures and independent sources, frequency-domain ICA (FICA) is especially
useful for solving convolutive mixtures of source signals since it can transform
time domain convolution to a multiplication in the frequency domain. However,
the permutation of the sources is exagerated in FICA because the individual
demixing operations are used in different frequency bins and leads to different
orders in the reconstruction process.
In this report, we show how ICA with Reference (ICA-R) is extended to the
frequency domain and convolutive mixtures as FICA-R, effectively solving the
permutation problem in FICA while enhancing the optimization convergence
using reference signals. We demonstrated the performance of our technique
on synthetic data and real EEG and speech datasets. The results indicate that
our proposed Frequency-domain ICA-R (FICA-R) is more effective and efficient
than other FICAs and time-domain ICA-R in both convolutive and other types
of mixtures. |
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