Differential fast fixed-point algorithms for underdetermined instantaneous and convolutive partial blind source separation

Details Differential fast fixed-point algorithms for underdetermined instantaneous and convolutive partial blind source separation Differential fast fixed-point algorithms for underdetermined instantaneous and convolutive partial blind source separation

2008-06-19

arxiv.org/abs/0806.3195v1

IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing 55, 7 (2007) 3717 - 3729

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Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability

this paper describes our differential FastICA-like algorithms for linear instantaneous and convolutive underdetermined mixture

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This paper concerns underdetermined linear instantaneous and convolutive blind source separation (BSS), i.e., the case when the number of observed mixed signals is lower than the number of sources.We propose partial BSS methods, which separate supposedly nonstationary sources of interest (while keeping residual components for the other, supposedly stationary, "noise" sources). These methods are based on the general differential BSS concept that we introduced before. In the instantaneous case, the approach proposed in this paper consists of a differential extension of the FastICA method (which does not apply to underdetermined mixtures). In the convolutive case, we extend our recent time-domain fast fixed-point C-FICA algorithm to underdetermined mixtures. Both proposed approaches thus keep the attractive features of the FastICA and C-FICA methods. Our approaches are based on differential sphering processes, followed by the optimization of the differential nonnormalized kurtosis that we introduce in this paper. Experimental tests show that these differential algorithms are much more robust to noise sources than the standard FastICA and C-FICA algorithms.

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