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An enhanced implementation of second-order statistics-based blind source separation algorithm with optimized computational efficiency and separation accuracy through improved signal processing techniques.
Multiple blind source separation algorithms based on collective joint diagonalization, including ACDC, SOBI, WEDGE, and UWEDGE, with technical implementations and application contexts.
TFBSS is a blind source separation algorithm leveraging short-time Fourier transform time-frequency analysis, designed for convolutive mixture models and specialized in processing non-stationary source signals through iterative signal decomposition.
A kurtosis-based blind source separation algorithm implementation featuring comprehensive data visualization subroutines for signal analysis.
Source code for nonlinear independent component analysis (ICA), primarily implementing blind source separation algorithms through nonlinear ICA functions with robust signal processing capabilities.
This program implements a blind source separation algorithm utilizing maximum information criterion, demonstrating excellent signal separation capabilities through optimized entropy measurements and statistical independence maximization.
A blind source separation algorithm utilizing short-time Fourier time-frequency analysis, designed for convolutional mixture models to process non-stationary source signals. The implementation involves time-frequency domain transformation, feature extraction using spectral characteristics, and separation via statistical independence criteria.
Blind Source Separation Algorithm capable of extracting original signals from mixed signals. Verified with MATLAB: The program successfully separates sinusoidal signals and random noise signals from their mixture. The implementation ensures correct execution through comprehensive testing and includes signal generation, mixing matrix configuration, and separation performance evaluation.
A blind source separation algorithm based on maximum signal-to-noise ratio, designed for beginner-friendly implementation and learning
This self-developed blind source separation algorithm leverages natural gradient optimization. For foundational understanding of natural gradient methods, refer to Amari's seminal paper (easily searchable online). Key implementation aspects include gradient computation using the natural Riemannian metric and iterative updates through relative gradient descent for efficient convergence.