ADAPTIVE METHOD OF FORMING COMPLEX SIGNALS ENSEMBLES BASED ON MULTI-LEVEL RECURRENT TIME-FREQUENCY SEGMENT MODELING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18372/2310-5461.63.18953Keywords:
complex signal ensembles, cognitive radio environment, multilevel recurrent method, inter-channel and inter-symbol interference, interference resistance enhancement, filters, transformations, time-frequency segmentationAbstract
The article investigates the implementation of an adaptive method for forming ensembles of complex signals based on multilevel recurrent time-frequency segmentation. It addresses the key challenges faced by cognitive wireless networks operating in dynamic radio frequency environments with high levels of interference, necessitating rapid adaptation to changes in the spectral characteristics of signals. The study substantiates the need for adaptive filters and specific transformations to enhance signal processing quality, particularly in environments with high variability in frequency characteristics and significant noise interference.
The proposed method of multilevel recurrent time-frequency segmentation allows for the modification of time segment durations and the use of segments of varying lengths, providing flexibility in signal processing and adaptation to current conditions. This adaptability enables optimal signal processing for each individual case, taking into account short-term impulses, long-term fluctuations, and various types of noise and distortions. This approach effectively separates frequency components and reduces interference between them, which is crucial for maintaining high signal quality and communication stability in cognitive networks.
It has been proven that the use of adaptive filters such as LMS (Least Mean Squares) and RLS (Recursive Least Squares), as well as fast Fourier Transform (STFT), wavelet, and Hilbert transforms at different stages of multilevel time-frequency segmentation, significantly enhances signal interference resistance and energy efficiency. Comparative analysis of signal metrics before and after filtering and transformation shows an increase in signal quality by 14,3–24,5% and a reduction in noise levels by 21,7–29,6%. The wavelet transform, in particular, proved to be highly effective, allowing for precise extraction of useful frequency components from the noise background and improving signal parameters through dynamic adjustment to specific radio environment conditions. Experimental results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed method, demonstrating its ability to ensure consistently high-quality processing of complex signal ensembles even in dynamic cognitive radio environments.
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