Abstract
Deep learning and machine learning are widely employed in various domains. In this paper, Deep Neural
Network (DNN) and Convolution Neural Network (CNN) are used to estimate the Instantons Frequency (IF), Linear
Chirp Rate (LCR), and Quadratic Chirp Rate (QCR) for Quadratic Frequency Modulated (QFM) signals under Additive
White Gaussian (AWG) noise and additive Symmetric alpha Stable (SαS) noise. SαS distributions are impulsive noise
disturbances except for a few circumstances, lack a closed-form Probability Density Function (PDF), and an infinite
second-order statistic. Geometric SNR (GSNR) is used to determine the impulsiveness of mixture noise for Gaussian
and SαS noise. DNN is a machine learning classifier with few layers that reduce IF, LCR, and QCR estimation
complexity and achieve high accuracy. CNN is a deep learning classifier that is built with multiple layers of IF, LCR,
and QCR estimation. CNN is more accurate than DNN when dealing with large amounts of data and determining
optimal features. The results reveal that SαS noise is substantially more damaging to IF, LCR, and QCR estimation
than Gaussian noise, even when the magnitude is modest, and it is less damaging when alpha is greater than one. After
training CNN for IF, LCR, and QCR estimation of QFM signals. The 2D-CNN model accuracy achieved 98.7603 and
1D-CNN is 75.8678 for ten epochs. DNN model accuracy achieved 37.5 for 1000 epochs. The accuracy of TFD
(spectrogram & pspectrum) for frequency estimation of QFM signals was 38.4254 by spectrogram and 38.6746 by
pspectrum.
Network (DNN) and Convolution Neural Network (CNN) are used to estimate the Instantons Frequency (IF), Linear
Chirp Rate (LCR), and Quadratic Chirp Rate (QCR) for Quadratic Frequency Modulated (QFM) signals under Additive
White Gaussian (AWG) noise and additive Symmetric alpha Stable (SαS) noise. SαS distributions are impulsive noise
disturbances except for a few circumstances, lack a closed-form Probability Density Function (PDF), and an infinite
second-order statistic. Geometric SNR (GSNR) is used to determine the impulsiveness of mixture noise for Gaussian
and SαS noise. DNN is a machine learning classifier with few layers that reduce IF, LCR, and QCR estimation
complexity and achieve high accuracy. CNN is a deep learning classifier that is built with multiple layers of IF, LCR,
and QCR estimation. CNN is more accurate than DNN when dealing with large amounts of data and determining
optimal features. The results reveal that SαS noise is substantially more damaging to IF, LCR, and QCR estimation
than Gaussian noise, even when the magnitude is modest, and it is less damaging when alpha is greater than one. After
training CNN for IF, LCR, and QCR estimation of QFM signals. The 2D-CNN model accuracy achieved 98.7603 and
1D-CNN is 75.8678 for ten epochs. DNN model accuracy achieved 37.5 for 1000 epochs. The accuracy of TFD
(spectrogram & pspectrum) for frequency estimation of QFM signals was 38.4254 by spectrogram and 38.6746 by
pspectrum.
Keywords
and GSNR.
CNN
deep learning
DNN
Frequency estimation
Gaussian noise
machine learning
QFM signal
ROC
sensors
SαS noise
TFD