An Integrated Kernel PCA Neural Network and EGM for Number of Sources Estimation in Wireless Communication
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The present work argues estimating number of sources in communication system using an integrated model of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) neural network and kernel method to produce Eigenvalue Grads Method (EGM). The essential advantage of this new suggested model is that, PCA neural is used to determine the covariance matrix instead of the traditional computation process which is time consuming. Simulation outcomes of this adopted model demonstrate wonderful responses through effectiveness, fast converge speed for (PCA) neural network, as well as achieving correct number of sources.
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