Dc. Shin et Cl. Nikias, ESTIMATION OF FREQUENCY-DELAY OF ARRIVAL (FDOA) USING 4TH-ORDER STATISTICS IN UNKNOWN CORRELATED GAUSSIAN-NOISE SOURCES, IEEE transactions on signal processing, 42(10), 1994, pp. 2771-2780
A new family of nonparametric and parametric methods based on fourth-o
rder statistics for the estimation of the frequency-delay of arrival (
FDOA) between two sensor signal measurements, corrupted by correlated
Gaussian noise sources in an unknown way, is presented. The new family
of FDOA estimation methods utilizes the fourth-order cumulants or 1-D
Fourier transforms of sliced fourth-order cumulants of the two signal
measurements. It is demonstrated that the new family of FDOA estimati
on methods suppresses the effect due to correlated Gaussian measuremen
t noises and outperforms existing second-order statistics-based FDOA e
stimation methods using either cross-ambiguity function or MUSIC algor
ithm. Various simulation results are presented for different types of
signals, different lengths of data, and different signal-to-noise rati
os.