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9780387743660

Signal Processing Techniques for Knowledge Extraction and Information Fusion

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    9780387743660

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    0387743669

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-03-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag

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This state-of-the-art resource brings together the latest findings from the cross-fertilization of signal processing, machine learning and computer science. The emphasis is on demonstrating synergy of different signal processing methods with knowledge extraction and heterogeneous information fusion. Issues related to the processing of signals with low signal-to-noise ratio, solving real-world multi-channel problems, and using adaptive techniques where nonstationarity, uncertainty and complexity play major roles are addressed. Particular methods include Independent Component Analysis, Support Vector Machines, Distributed and Collaborative Adaptive Filtering, Empirical Mode Decomposition, Self Organizing Maps, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Algorithms and several others used frequently in these fields. Also included are both important and novel applications from telecommunications, renewable energy and biomedical engineering.

Table of Contents

Collaborative Signal Processing Algorithms
Collaborative Adaptive Filters for Online Knowledge Extraction and Information Fusionp. 3
Introductionp. 3
Previous Online Approachesp. 5
Collaborative Adaptive Filtersp. 6
Derivation of The Hybrid Filterp. 7
Detection of the Nature of Signals: Nonlinearityp. 8
Tracking Changes in Nonlinearity of Signalsp. 10
Detection of the Nature of Signals: Complex Domainp. 12
Split-Complex vs. Fully-Complexp. 13
Complex Nature of Windp. 17
Conclusionsp. 19
Referencesp. 20
Wind Modelling and its Possible Application to Control of Wind Farmsp. 23
Formulating Yaw Control for a Wind Turbinep. 23
Characteristics for Time Series of the Windp. 25
Surrogate Datap. 25
Resultsp. 25
Modelling and Predicting the Windp. 27
Multivariate Embeddingp. 27
Radial Basis Functionsp. 28
Possible Coordinate Systemsp. 30
Direct vs. Iterative Methodsp. 30
Measurements of the Windp. 30
Resultsp. 32
Applying the Wind Prediction to the Yaw Controlp. 34
Conclusionsp. 34
Referencesp. 35
Hierarchical Filters in a Collaborative Filtering Framework for System Identification and Knowledge Retrievalp. 37
Introductionp. 37
Hierarchical Structuresp. 39
Generalised Structuresp. 40
Equivalence with FIRp. 41
Multilayer Adaptive Algorithmsp. 43
The Hierarchical Least Mean Square Algorithmp. 43
Evaluation of the Performance of HLMSp. 44
The Hierarchical Gradient Descent Algorithmp. 45
Applicationsp. 46
Standard Filtering Applicationsp. 46
Knowledge Extractionp. 47
Conclusionsp. 49
Mathematical Analysis of the HLMSp. 50
Referencesp. 53
Acoustic Parameter Extraction From Occupied Rooms Utilizing Blind Source Separationp. 55
Introductionp. 55
Blind Estimation of Room RT in Occupied Roomsp. 57
MLE-Based RT Estimation Methodp. 57
Proposed Noise Reducing Preprocessingp. 59
A Demonstrative Studyp. 60
Blind Source Separationp. 62
Adaptive Noise Cancellationp. 65
Simulation Resultsp. 67
Discussionp. 72
Conclusionp. 73
Referencesp. 74
Signal Processing for Source Localization
Sensor Network Localization Using Least Squares Kernel Regressionp. 77
Introductionp. 77
Sensor Network Modelp. 80
Localization Using Classification Methodsp. 81
Least Squares Subspace Kernel Regression Algorithmp. 82
Least Squares Kernel Subspace Algorithmp. 82
Recursive Kernel Subspace Least Squares Algorithmp. 84
Localization Using Kernel Regression Algorithmsp. 85
Centralized Kernel Regressionp. 85
Kernel Regression for Mobile Sensorsp. 86
Distributed Kernel Regressionp. 87
Simulationsp. 89
Stationary Motesp. 90
Mobile Motesp. 91
Distributed Algorithmp. 92
Summary and Further Directionsp. 93
Referencesp. 94
Adaptive Localization in Wireless Networksp. 97
Introductionp. 97
RF Propagation Modellingp. 98
Characteristics of the Indoor Propagation Channelp. 99
Parametric Channel Modelsp. 99
Geo Map-Based Modelsp. 100
Non-Parametric Modelsp. 102
Localization Solutionp. 103
Simultaneous Localization and Learningp. 104
Kohonen SOMp. 105
Main Algorithmp. 106
Comparison Between SOM and SLLp. 107
Convergence Properties of SLLp. 107
Statistical Conditions for SLLp. 113
Results on 2D Real-World Scenariosp. 116
Conclusionsp. 118
Referencesp. 119
Signal Processing Methods for Doppler Radar Heart Rate Monitoringp. 121
Introductionp. 121
Signal Modelp. 123
Physiological Signal Modelp. 125
Single Person Signal Processingp. 126
Demodulationp. 126
Detection of Heartbeat and Estimation of Heart Ratep. 127
Multiple People Signal Processingp. 132
Heartbeat Signalp. 133
Algorithmp. 133
Resultsp. 134
Conclusionp. 138
Referencesp. 139
Multimodal Fusion for Car Navigation Systemsp. 141
Introductionp. 141
Kalman Filter-Based Sensor Fusion for Dead Reckoning Improvementp. 143
Map Matching Improvement by Pattern Recognitionp. 146
Generation of Feature Vectors by State Machinesp. 147
Evaluation of Certainties of Road Alternatives Based on Feature Vector Comparisonp. 150
Fuzzy Guidancep. 154
Conclusionsp. 157
Referencesp. 157
Information Fusion in Imaging
Cue and Sensor Fusion for Independent Moving Objects Detection and Description in Driving Scenesp. 161
Introductionp. 161
Vision Sensor Data Processingp. 164
Vision Sensor Setupp. 164
Independent Motion Streamp. 165
Recognition Streamp. 167
Trainingp. 168
Visual Streams Fusionp. 170
IMO Detection and Trackingp. 171
Classification and Description of the IMOsp. 171
LIDAR Sensor Data Processingp. 172
LIDAR Sensor Setupp. 172
Ground Plane Estimationp. 173
LIDAR Obstacles Projectionp. 175
Vision and LIDAR Fusionp. 175
Resultsp. 176
Conclusions and Future Stepsp. 177
Referencesp. 178
Distributed Vision Networks for Human Pose Analysisp. 181
Introductionp. 181
A Unifying Frameworkp. 183
Smart Camera Networksp. 184
Opportunistic Fusion Mechanismsp. 185
Human Posture Estimationp. 187
The 3D Human Body Modelp. 189
In-Node Feature Extractionp. 190
Collaborative Posture Estimationp. 192
Towards Behavior Interpretationp. 195
Conclusionsp. 198
Referencesp. 199
Skin Color Separation and Synthesis for E-Cosmeticsp. 201
Introductionp. 201
Image-Based Skin Color Analysis and Synthesisp. 203
Shading Removal by Color Vector Space Analysis: Simple Inverse Lighting Techniquep. 205
Imaging Modelp. 205
Finding the Skin Color Plane in the Face and Projection Technique for Shading Removalp. 208
Validation of the Analysisp. 210
Image-Based Skin Color and Texture Analysis/Synthesisp. 211
Data-Driven Physiologically Based Skin Texture Controlp. 212
Conclusion and Discussionp. 218
Referencesp. 219
ICA for Fusion of Brain Imaging Datap. 221
Introductionp. 221
An Overview of Different Approaches for Fusionp. 223
A Brief Description of Imaging Modalities and Feature Generationp. 224
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imagingp. 224
Structural Magnetic Resonance Imagingp. 226
Diffusion Tensor Imagingp. 226
Electroencephalogramp. 227
Brain Imaging Feature Generationp. 228
Feature-Based Fusion Framework Using ICAp. 228
Application of the Fusion Frameworkp. 230
Multitask fMRIp. 231
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Structural Functional Magnetic Resonance Imagingp. 231
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Event-Related Potentialp. 233
Structural Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Diffusion Tensor Imagingp. 233
Parallel Independent Component Analysisp. 235
Selection of Joint Componentsp. 235
Conclusionp. 237
Referencesp. 237
Knowledge Extraction in Brain Science
Complex Empirical Mode Decomposition for Multichannel Information Fusionp. 243
Introductionp. 243
Data Fusion Principlesp. 244
Empirical Mode Decompositionp. 244
Ensemble Empirical Mode Decompositionp. 247
Extending EMD to the Complex Domainp. 249
Complex Empirical Mode Decompositionp. 251
Rotation Invariant Empirical Mode Decompositionp. 254
Complex EMD as Knowledge Extraction Tool for Brain Prostheticsp. 254
Empirical Mode Decomposition as a Fixed Point Iterationp. 257
Discussion and Conclusionsp. 258
Referencesp. 259
Information Fusion for Perceptual Feedback: A Brain Activity Sonification Approachp. 261
Introductionp. 261
Principles of Brain Sonificationp. 263
Empirical Mode Decompositionp. 264
EEG and EMD: A Match Made in Heaven?p. 265
Time-Frequency Analysis of EEG and MIDI Representationp. 269
Experimentsp. 271
Conclusionsp. 272
Referencesp. 273
Advanced EEG Signal Processing in Brain Death Diagnosisp. 275
Introductionp. 275
Background and EEG Recordingsp. 276
Diagnosis of Brain Deathp. 276
EEG Preliminary Examination and Diagnosis Systemp. 276
EEG Recordingsp. 278
EEG Signal Processingp. 279
A Model of EEG Signal Analysisp. 280
A Robust Prewhitening Method for Noise Reductionp. 280
Independent Component Analysisp. 283
Fourier Analysis and Time-Frequency Analysisp. 285
EEG Preliminary Examination with ICAp. 285
Extracted EEG Brain Activity from Comatose Patientsp. 286
The Patients Without EEG Brain Activitiesp. 287
Quantitative EEG Analysis with Complexity Measuresp. 288
The Approximate Entropyp. 289
The Normalized Singular Spectrum Entropyp. 290
The C[subscript 0] Complexityp. 291
Detrended Fluctuation Analysisp. 292
Quantitative Comparison Resultsp. 292
Classificationp. 295
Conclusion and Future Studyp. 296
Referencesp. 297
Automatic Knowledge Extraction: Fusion of Human Expert Ratings and Biosignal Features for Fatigue Monitoring Applicationsp. 299
Introductionp. 299
Fatigue Monitoringp. 301
Problemp. 301
Human Expert Ratingsp. 302
Experimentsp. 303
Feature Extractionp. 305
Feature Fusion and Classificationp. 306
Learning Vector Quantizationp. 307
Automatic Relevance Determinationp. 308
Support Vector Machinesp. 309
Resultsp. 310
Feature Fusionp. 310
Feature Relevancep. 312
Intra-Subject and Inter-Subject Variabilityp. 313
Conclusions and Future Workp. 314
Referencesp. 315
Indexp. 317
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