Abstract
Aiming at the signal reconstruction problem for the conventional narrowband radar system, we propose a new statistical compressive sensing (SCS) method to achieve the reconstruction of superresolution time-frequency spectrum from the corrupted time-domain measurement. The proposed method assumes that the signal obeys complex Gaussian distribution and develops a hierarchical Bayesian model. Variational Bayesian expectation maximization (VBEM) is used to perform inference for the posterior distributions of the model parameters. In order to fully exploit the superresolution characteristics of reconstructed spectrum, a novel superresolution time-frequency feature vector is extracted for subsequent classification of ground moving targets, i.e., walking person and a moving wheeled vehicle. Experimental results on measured data show that the proposed reconstruction method can obtain good reconstruction results and the superresolution feature has good classification performance for human and vehicle targets.
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