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Transformer-Based Adaptive Line Enhancer for Passive Sonar Detection
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Start Time：2024-11-02 09:10（Asia/Shanghai）
Duration：20min
Session：P1 Parallel Session 1 »
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Abstract
The low-frequency narrow-band tonal components in the radiated noise of underwater targets are crucial features for passive sonar detection. Traditional adaptive line enhancer (ALE) exhibit limited performance at low signal-to-noise ratios (SNR). This paper proposes a Transformer-based adaptive line enhancer (TALE) to address this limitation. The proposed method leverages Transformer networks to enhance radiated noise signals from hydroacoustic targets in the time domain. The attention mechanism of the Transformer neural network enables the model to effectively learn both time-domain signal information and signal correlations. Simulation results demonstrate that the TALE algorithm offers significant spectral enhancement. Compared to traditional ALE and a deep-learning-based line enhancer (DLE), this algorithm can effectively improve the SNR of ship-radiated noise signals by 14 dB and 11 dB, respectively, under very low SNR conditions of -30 dB.
Keywords
ship radiated noise,adaptive line enhancer,low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR),Transformer
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OrdoqinHasqimeg
Mrs. Northwestern Polytechnical UniversitySubmission Author
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Oct 31
2024
toNov 03
2024
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Sep 30 2024
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Nov 12 2024
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Anhui University
Xi’an Jiaotong University
Harbin Institute of Technology
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Society
Xi’an Jiaotong University
Harbin Institute of Technology
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Society
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