课程大纲
COURSE SYLLABUS
1.
课程代码/名称
Course Code/Title
现代信号处理
Modern signal processing
2.
课程性质
Compulsory/Elective
专业核心课
3.
课程学分/学时
Course Credit/Hours
3/48
4.
授课语
Teaching Language
英文
5.
授课教
Instructor(s)
唐晓颖
6.
是否面向本科生开放
Open to undergraduates
or not
7.
先修要
Pre-requisites
If the course is open to
undergraduates, please indicate the difference.)
研究生先修要求:Digital Signal Processing,Random Processes
8.
教学目
Course Objectives
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difference.)
Students are expected to be able to :
1. Determine if a minimum variance unbiased estimator (MVUE) exists & compute it
2. Determine if an efficient estimator exists and compute it
3. Compute the Cramer-Rao lower bound for scalar and vector cases
4. Compute MVUE for linear models
5. Compute maximum likelihood estimator
6. Compute the linear least-squares estimator
7. Compute various Bayesian estimators including the minimum mean square error estimator and
the maximum aposteriori estimator
8. Apply theory and estimation algorithms learned in class to real-world examples
9.
教学方
Teaching Methods
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difference.)
Considering that I have many years of industry experience in designing adaptive equalizers and
carrier and symbol timing recovery tracking algorithms at the receiver, and building the nonlinear
polynomial model (or Volterra series) of the power amplifiers at the transmitter, I present a proposal to
this course by adding some practical algorithms that are used and developed in modern digital
communications, especially in Chapters 7 & 10 of maximum likelihood and least squares estimations.
The purpose for adding these practical algorithms is to tell students why and how the ML and LS
estimation methods are used in modern digital communication systems in order to enhance their interest
in this course. The contents of the proposal for these two Chapters are described as follows:
1.Maximum Likelihood (ML) Estimation (Ch.7)
A typical application of ML estimation is the optimum detector in digital communications. A new
teaching method that I would plan in this chapter is to apply the ML estimation to the optimum detector
at the receiver of digital communication systems.
The maximum of likelihood function over the transmitted nth signal symbol is equivalent to
minimize the Euclidean distance when the transmitted M signal symbols are equally probably a priori
probability. Euclidean means to find one of the transmitted signal symbols, which is closest in distance to
the currently received signal symbols. Furthermore, the minimum of the Euclidean distance is equivalent
to the largest correlation metric at the receiver, called the correlation based optimum receiver that is
widely used in digital communications.
Next content would be added in this Chapter is carrier frequency offset (CFO) estimation in OFDM
systems by using ML estimation based on training symbols in the received frame. This ML based
estimation is widely used in the IEEE 802.11 Wi-Fi OFDM signal reception to achieve the fast and
accurate CFO estimation.
2.Least Squares (LS) Estimation (Ch. 8)
Besides teaching the content required in this topic, I also plan to add one practical design example
by using the LS estimation to solve the practical problem of the nonlinear behavioral modelling for the
power amplifier. This practical example is to extract the coefficients of the Volterra series that is used to
approximate to the power amplifiers characteristics from the measured (or collected) data at the input
and output of the power amplifier. This behavioral model is widely used for linearizing power amplifier
in order to compensate for the power amplifiers nonlinear property by inserting a predistorter prior to
the power amplifier. Thus, students could obtain the latest knowledge how to model a nonlinear device in
practice by using LS algorithm. Actually, Chapter 5 of my book describes the LS algorithm in more
detail.
Note: Teaching new contents above in these two Chapters will be limited within the required time
period or the total of 3 weeks if extra time is not allowed.
10.
教学内
Course Contents
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difference.)
Section 1
Minimum Variance Unbiased Estimation (MVU) (Ch.2) : ~ 1 week
Section 2
Cramer-Rao Lower Bound (scalar & vector cases) (Ch.3) : ~ 2 weeks
Section 3
Linear Models (Ch.4) : ~ 1 week
Section 4
Sufficient Statistics, Neyman-Fisher Factorization Theorem (Ch.5) : ~1
week
Section 5
Sufficient Statistics, Neyman-Fisher Factorization Theorem (Ch.5) : ~1
week
Section 6
Maximum Likelihood Estimation (Ch.7) : ~ 2 weeks
Section 7
Least Squares Estimation
Geometrical Interpretations (Ch.8) : ~ 1
week
Section 8
Bayesian Estimation (Ch.10) : ~ 1 week
Section 9
Maximum Aposteriori (MAP) Estimation (Ch.11) : ~ 1 week
Section 10
Linear Minimum Mean Square Error (LMMSE) Estimation (Ch.12) : ~ 2
weeks
Section 11
Overview of Detection Techniques : ~ 1 week
11.
课程考
Course Assessment
1
Form of examination;
2
. grading policy;
3
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20% Homework
20% Midterm
20% Project
40% Final Exam
12.
教材及其它参考资料
Textbook and Supplementary Readings
Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing : Estimation Theory by Steven Kay. Volume I, Prentice Hall,
1993
I suggest one another reference textbook to this course, which was revised a few years ago.
Detection, Estimation, and Modulation Theory, Part 1- detection, estimation, and filtering theory. Harry
L. Van Trees, Wiley, 2013