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Identification Method of Power Spectral Signal Based on Fourier Series Fitting and Density Clustering

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A method for obtaining the specific usage of spectrum in the power spectrum sequence is proposed in this paper. For the obtained power spectrum, baseline noise is fitted by the Fourier series and then subtracted from the original power spectrum signal value firstly. Afterwards, power spectrum was converted into an image and is further processed by the image-filtering method. More specifically, the image was mean-filtered with the appropriate window function template, and the filtered image was converted into a power spectrum by valuing on the abscissa. Finally, DBSCAN clustering is used to the processed spectrum to identify the specific use of the signal power spectrum. In the experiment, the proposed method was compared with the classic energy detection method. The results showed that proposed method could well restore the proposed of spectrum resources.

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      ICCNS '18: Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Communication and Network Security
      November 2018
      166 pages
      ISBN:9781450365673
      DOI:10.1145/3290480

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