2D direction of arrival estimation of multiple moving sources using a spherical microphone array
2D direction of arrival estimation of multiple moving sources using a spherical microphone array
Direction of arrival estimation using a spherical microphone array is an important and growing research area. One promising algorithm is the recently proposed Subspace Pseudo-Intensity Vector method. In this contribution the Subspace Pseudo-Intensity Vector method is combined with a state-ofthe-art method for robustly estimating the centres of mass in a 2D histogram based on matching pursuits. The performance of the improved Subspace Pseudo-Intensity Vector method is evaluated in the context of localising multiple moving sources where it is shown to outperform competing methods in terms of clutter rate and the number of missed detections whilst remaining comparable in terms of localisation accuracy.
Direction of arrival estimation, Localisation, PIV, Spherical harmonic domain, Subspace pseudointensity vectors, Tracking
1217-1221
European Signal Processing Conference
Moore, Alastair H.
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Evers, Christine
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Naylor, Patrick A.
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28 November 2016
Moore, Alastair H.
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Evers, Christine
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Naylor, Patrick A.
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Moore, Alastair H., Evers, Christine and Naylor, Patrick A.
(2016)
2D direction of arrival estimation of multiple moving sources using a spherical microphone array.
In 2016 24th European Signal Processing Conference, EUSIPCO 2016.
vol. 2016-November,
European Signal Processing Conference.
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(doi:10.1109/EUSIPCO.2016.7760442).
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Abstract
Direction of arrival estimation using a spherical microphone array is an important and growing research area. One promising algorithm is the recently proposed Subspace Pseudo-Intensity Vector method. In this contribution the Subspace Pseudo-Intensity Vector method is combined with a state-ofthe-art method for robustly estimating the centres of mass in a 2D histogram based on matching pursuits. The performance of the improved Subspace Pseudo-Intensity Vector method is evaluated in the context of localising multiple moving sources where it is shown to outperform competing methods in terms of clutter rate and the number of missed detections whilst remaining comparable in terms of localisation accuracy.
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Published date: 28 November 2016
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24th European Signal Processing Conference, EUSIPCO 2016, , Budapest, Hungary, 2016-08-28 - 2016-09-02
Keywords:
Direction of arrival estimation, Localisation, PIV, Spherical harmonic domain, Subspace pseudointensity vectors, Tracking
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ISSN: 2219-5491
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