Frugal Sensing Spectral Analysis from Power Inequalities
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1 Frugal Sensing Spectral Analysis from Power Inequalities Nikos Sidiropoulos Joint work with Omar Mehanna IEEE SPAWC 2013 Plenary, June 17, 2013, Darmstadt, Germany
2 Wideband Spectrum Sensing (for CR/DSM) Split in narrowband channels + channel-by-channel sensing Filterbank / frequency sweeping (hardware / delay), correlation ignored Wideband scanning with high-rate ADC Hard to implement, expensive, high power consumption Compressive sampling Requires frequency-domain sparsity for sub-nyquist sampling [Leus et al, 11]: no need to reconstruct received signal spectrum; power spectrum sufficient / more relevant for CR, certain other applications (e.g., radio astronomy) Can estimate from FT of truncated autocorrelation finite parameterization
3 State-of-the-art Power spectrum sensing [Leus et al, 11] Neither Nyquist-rate sampling nor full-band scanning is necessary Signal passed through bank of filters Cross-correlations of outputs are used to build an over-determined system of linear equations in the signal autocorrelation for a finite number of lags Analog amplitude samples not suitable in network sensing setting using low-end sensors with limited communication capabilities One-bit compressed sensing [Boufounos et al, 08] Signal recovered (within scaling factor) from sign info of compressed measurements Does not exploit additional autocorrelation-specific constraints Requires signal sparsity
4 Frugal Sensing Primary User Fusion Center (FC) M sensors Estimate of the power spectrum using few bits Spectral estimation from inequalities instead of equalities
5 Outline 1. Problem Formulation 2. Nonparametric Estimation Error-free case Gaussian errors 3. Parametric Estimation (Line Spectra) 4. Adaptive Thresholding (Active FC) 5. Summary
6 Sensor Measurement Chain Known at the FC X LPF y m (t) AGC x(t) ADC Nyquist Rate (1/Ts) x(n) Random, length-k FIR Filter g m (n) z m (n). 2 AVG > < t m b m = 1 b m = -1 ~ x(t) Analog Filter. 2 Sub-Nyquist Rate 1/(NT s ) Equivalent analog measurement
7 Fading (1) Received (discrete-time) signal AGC Sensor-specific loss Assumption: L-tap channel is random, time-invariant, correlation between taps is only function of ordinal distance Frequency response Power
8 Fading (2) Received signal autocorrelation PS
9 Fading (3) Consistent power spectrum measurements if same across all sensors Sensors acquire sufficient samples with different channel realizations In practice Sensor periodically senses spectrum encountering new channel realization each time (drift and carrier/phase lock) Reported measurements reflect averaging over many epochs
10 Power Measurement Signal autocorrelation Deterministic filter autocorrelation Power measurement Power spectrum estimate Permuted DFT FC Goal: Estimate the real vector from
11 Nonparametric Estimation (Passive FC)
12 Autocorrelation Reconstruction Constraints: 1. The bounds,, define a bounded as the initial feasible region for 2. Receiving, (ignoring estimation errors) 3. and Proposition: Cost Function: Minimize total signal power Linear Program:
13 Simulations M=100, K=24, t m =t, 30 sensors send b m =1 M=100, K=10, t m =t, 50 sensors send b m =1 100 bits equivalent to 3 single precision IEEE floats (r(0) and r(1))
14 Threshold Selection & Filter Length K=20, M=60 25% send b m =1 Sparsity ratio Threshold should be tuned such that number of sensors reporting b m =1 (above threshold) decreases as the power spectrum becomes more sparse Small K smeared power spectrum estimate Large K more unknowns vs. inequality constraints (more underdetermined) high uncertainty More M optimal K * increases Binary PN simpler than Gaussian
15 Gaussian Errors ML Frequency-selective fading + insufficient sample averaging Log-likelihood function: Gaussian CDF Constrained ML - Convex optimization problem:
16 Parametric Estimation (Line Spectra)
17 Line spectrum L tones (spectral components) Estimate frequencies and powers Line spectrum estimation from few bits Estimation from inequalities (instead of equalities)
18 1) Nonparametric LP + MUSIC 1. Nonparametric estimation of autocorrelation 2. Parametric estimation of frequencies using MUSIC (MUltiple SIgnal Classification) L strongest peaks of: u i eigenvector corresponding to i th strongest eigenvalue of autocorrelation matrix and 3. LS for powers:
19 2) Nonparametric ML + MUSIC 1. Exploit Gaussian distribution of errors 2. MUSIC for then LS for
20 3) Parametric ML Estimate directly by maximizing the log-likelihood: Nonconvex in Solve with Coordinate Descent Grid Search (CDGS)
21 Numerical Results 2 far-apart tones K=25, t m =t, 2 =1 2 close tones ( < ) Parametric ML (solved with CDGS) outperforms other techniques and meets the CRLB for large M Nonparametric ML + MUSIC can do better for small M when tones are very close
22 Adaptive Thresholding (Active FC)
23 Adaptive Thresholding Algorithm The volume of gives a measure of ignorance / uncertainty about adaptively select to ensure is as small as possible CCAT Algorithm: Given, its Chebyshev center (CC), y cc (0), and For m=1, M, do Set t m = q mt y cc (m-1), send it to senor m 2. Upon receiving b m update: FC M 3. Compute the CC, y cc (m), of
24 2-D Example q 1T y-t 1 = q 1T (y-y cc (0) ) q 3T y-t 3 q 2T y-t 2 y cc (1) y cc (4) y cc (3) y cc (0) y cc (2) q 4T y-t 4 Significant portion of the feasible region is cut-off after each iteration
25 CC Computation and Convergence For, the CC is computed by solving the LP: Convergence: as Radius of largest inscribed ball at each iteration goes to zero Convergence with independence conditions across Dropping Constraints Linear inequalities increase with each iteration complexity increases Drop redundant constraints, or keep fixed number of most relevant ones Sensor 1 is redundant in example
26 Positivity Constraints Spectrum positivity constraints For truncated K-lag autocorrelation Can prevent convergence to true autocorrelation vector Beneficial with small M Relaxed positivity constraints Define
27 Numerical Results Default K=12
28 Sensor Polling Algorithm Avoid downlink threshold communication overhead Each sensor pseudo-randomly chooses its threshold CCSP Algorithm: Given, y cc (0),,, k=1 While k M, do 1. For each, find the distance between and y cc (k-1) : 2 m * 1 2. Poll sensor 3. Upon receiving b m, delete m * from, and update m * b m FC 4. Compute the CC, y cc (k) M 5. Increment k and repeat, or terminate
29 Numerical Results
30 Summary Adequate power spectrum sensing is possible from few bits Nonparametric estimation K-lag autocorrelation reconstruction LP formulation with perfect sensor power measurement s Constrained ML formulation exploiting Gaussian errors Parametric line spectrum estimation Parametric ML solved with CDGS meets the CRLB for large M Adaptive thresholding (active FC) FC adaptively picks the threshold so as to cut off a half-space from the feasible region along its Chebyshev center FC judiciously polls sensors with pseudo-random thresholds
31 Thank You!
32 Proposition Square DFT matrix
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