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Quickest Detection of Multi-channel Based on STFT and Compressed Sensing

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This paper proposes a multi-channel quickest detection method based on compressed sensing and short-time Fourier transform. Quickest detection performs a statistical test to obtain the minimal detection delay subject to given false alarm constrains. Short-time Fourier transform, which reflects the time–frequency information, implements the multi-channel quickest detection. Compressed sensing reduces the sampling rate at first. Compared with single-channel spectrum sensing, this method substantially improves the spectrum access opportunity in time and frequency domain. The relationship between the detection delay and other parameters, such as the probability of false alarm, SNR, sparsity, and sampling rate, verifies the validity of the method. While simulation results show that this method can perform spectrum sensing in high detection probability and low probability of false alarm.

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  1. School of Electronic Information Engineering, Beihang University, Beijing , 100191, China

    Qi Zhao, Xiaochun Li & Zhijie Wu

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Zhao, Q., Li, X. & Wu, Z. Quickest Detection of Multi-channel Based on STFT and Compressed Sensing. Wireless Pers Commun 77, 2183–2193 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-014-1632-3

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