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Parametric Signal Estimation Using the Cumulative Distribution Transform.


ABSTRACT: We present a new method for estimating signal model parameters using the Cumulative Distribution Transform (CDT). Our approach minimizes the Wasserstein distance between measured and model signals. We derive some useful properties of the CDT and show that the resulting estimation problem, while nonlinear in the original signal domain, becomes a linear least squares problem in the transform domain. Furthermore, we discuss the properties of the estimator in the presence of noise and present a novel approach for mitigating the impact of the noise on the estimates. The proposed estimation approach is evaluated by applying it to a source localization problem and comparing its performance against traditional approaches.

SUBMITTER: Rubaiyat AHM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7392180 | biostudies-literature | 2020

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Parametric Signal Estimation Using the Cumulative Distribution Transform.

Rubaiyat Abu Hasnat Mohammad AHM   Hallam Kyla M KM   Nichols Jonathan M JM   Hutchinson Meredith N MN   Li Shiying S   Rohde Gustavo K GK  

IEEE transactions on signal processing : a publication of the IEEE Signal Processing Society 20200525


We present a new method for estimating signal model parameters using the Cumulative Distribution Transform (CDT). Our approach minimizes the Wasserstein distance between measured and model signals. We derive some useful properties of the CDT and show that the resulting estimation problem, while nonlinear in the original signal domain, becomes a linear least squares problem in the transform domain. Furthermore, we discuss the properties of the estimator in the presence of noise and present a nove  ...[more]

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