Abstract
In this paper, we present a new approach to high-resolution spectral characterization of the unknown number of spectral line components embedded in colored noise. The addressed method resolves the spectral analysis problem via intelligent fusing the two spectrum estimation paradigms: (i) the parametric line spectral estimation that employs the modified regularized Prony (MORP) method for multi-harmonic signal characterization and (ii) nonparametric spectral estimation. Two nonparametric high-resolution spectral estimation methods are proposed to be fused with the MORP: the minimum variance (MV) and maximum entropy (ME) techniques. Via aggregation of the developed model-based MORP and model-free MV/ME techniques into the fused MORP-MV/MORP-ME resulting method a substantial improvement of the spectral characterization performances is gained when those are applied to characterization/analysis of the composed distributed scenes that contain noised closely spaced spectral lines to be localized with high resolution and accuracy. The simulation results are presented to illustrate the performance enhancement gained with the proposed fused MORP-MV/MORP-ME method.
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