Radio-Astronomy Imaging and Interference Excision Using Tensor Decomposition and Canonical Correlation Analysis
Radio-Astronomy Imaging and Interference Excision Using Tensor Decomposition and Canonical Correlation Analysis
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10.1109/icassp49357.2023.10096289
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2023-06
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Mikael Sørensen;N. Sidiropoulos
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作者:
Mikael Sørensen;N. Sidiropoulos
Antenna arrays with a large number of sensors are becoming increasingly common in radio astronomy. This has motivated the development of array signal processing tools for high-resolution imaging that exploit source signal properties such as sparsity and spectral or temporal variability. We propose a new multi-frequency covariance matrix model for radio astronomical imaging that exploits spectral variability of the astronomical sources. We show that tensor decomposition methods can be used to compute high-resolution images of astronomical scenes that comprise Q point sources. In this context, tensor decomposition can reduce the problem to simpler single-point source imaging problems. We also explain how canonical correlation analysis can be used to mitigate or even altogether remove the effect of (unknown) narrowband interference sources, which is a key challenge in this context.