CN107561563B - Cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction - Google Patents

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CN107561563B
CN107561563B CN201710766614.4A CN201710766614A CN107561563B CN 107561563 B CN107561563 B CN 107561563B CN 201710766614 A CN201710766614 A CN 201710766614A CN 107561563 B CN107561563 B CN 107561563B
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The invention discloses a cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving, filtering and denoising, which comprises the following steps: step1, establishing a MW combined observation sequence; step2, initializing; step3, removing wild values in the MW combined observation sequence; step 4: performing first order difference on the sequence; step 5: carrying out extremum median filtering on the difference sequence; step 6: moving average noise reduction to obtain epochiAn estimate of (d) and an estimate of its variance; step 7: judging whether the cycle slip is caused according to a cycle slip judgment criterion, and recording a cycle slip epoch and a slip amount; step 8: the average window is slid until the last epoch is reached. The invention can realize the noise reduction of the MW combination and simultaneously keep the cycle slip signal not filtered, thereby achieving the effect of improving the detection precision and solving the problem that the small cycle slip of one to two weeks can not be accurately detected due to the overlarge noise of the MW combination.

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Cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of GNSS observation data processing, relates to a GNSS precision single-point positioning preprocessing technology, and particularly relates to a cycle slip detection method with singular point preserving, filtering and noise reducing functions.
Background
Currently, with the application and development of GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) in various fields, different users need positioning services with different accuracies. The service precision required in the fields of mapping, atmosphere, earthquake monitoring and the like is higher and higher. Compared with pseudo-range observed quantity, the carrier phase observed quantity has the advantages of high precision, low noise and the like, and is widely applied to high-precision positioning and orbit determination services. However, because the carrier phase itself has the problems of cycle slip, non-fixed integer ambiguity and the like, in the high-precision positioning and orbit determination service, accurate detection of cycle slip and resolution of ambiguity must be realized at first.
Cycle slip detection is the premise of ambiguity resolution, and only accurate cycle slip detection can correctly parameterize ambiguity, so that a correct normal equation is constructed to solve ambiguity, and the precision and reliability of GNSS precision positioning are improved. Cycle slip occurs when the GNSS receiver phase-locked loop is out of lock, and may occur at low signal-to-noise ratios and at satellite elevation angles that are too low. Particularly, for the Beidou satellite navigation system in China, the cycle slip is more due to the fact that Geosynchronous orbit (GEO) satellites are high in satellite orbit, poor in satellite geometry, and required to be adjusted flexibly frequently. Particularly for some GEO satellites with low elevation angles (15-20 degrees), frequent small cycle slips of one week exist, and the classical TurboEdit method cannot accurately and reliably detect the cycle slips.
The MW combination is used as a classical combination quantity for cycle slip detection, has the advantage of no influence of geometric quantity and ionospheric residual error, but is unfavorable for detection of small cycle slip due to large noise.
The TurboEdit method uses MW combination as main probing measure for a certain epoch
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The following formula is used for estimation and variance update:
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wherein
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Is an epochThe MW of (a) is combined with an estimate,an estimator is made for the epoch variance. When in use
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Actual amount of epoch minus
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The absolute value of the estimate of the epoch is greater than
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When it is, first, it is judgedJudging whether the current is a wild value or not, if not, judging the current to be a cycle slip and recording
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Epoch, then updated from new initialization
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And
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. In fact, the updating process is a moving average process, and once a small cycle slip of a certain epoch is not detected, the variance updating is diverged, and finally the small cycle slip after the epoch cannot be detected at all; in addition, if cycle slip occurs in the initialization process, the precision of subsequent cycle slip detection is seriously influenced. Therefore, this method is only applicable to cases where cycle slip does not occur frequently. Meanwhile, due to the influence of pseudo-range noise, the method can hardly detect the small cycle slip of one to two weeks.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provide a cycle slip detection method with singular point preserving, filtering and noise reducing functions, which can realize noise reduction of MW combination and simultaneously keep cycle slip signals from being filtered, thereby achieving the effect of improving detection precision and solving the problem that one to two weeks of small cycle slips of MW combination cannot be accurately detected due to overlarge noise.
The purpose of the invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
a cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction is provided, which comprises the following steps:
step1, establishing MW combined observation sequence
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Combining the observed values for the ith epoch MW;
step2, initializing, and selecting a proper sliding average window length
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Median filter window length of sum extreme
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And satisfy the relationship
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Step3, eliminating outliers in the MW combined observation sequence through a median filter;
step 4: for the sequence:
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performing a first order difference to obtain:
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wherein
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Is an integer;
step 5: the two first order difference sequences obtained in Step4 are respectively subjected to window length division
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Filtering the extreme value median value to obtain a sequence:
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wherein
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Filtered for median of extrema
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A sequence;
step 6: calculating window length
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Each epoch in
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The value of (c):
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wherein,
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is an integer;
obtain the epoch
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Estimate of the amount of treatment MW combination
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And an estimate of its variance
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Step 7: if it is
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Then calculate
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And
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whereinComprises the following steps:
and, if
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Wherein const1 is a constant, determining an epoch
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The cycle slip is present and the cycle slip epoch is recorded
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And amount of jump
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Step 8: if it is
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After existence
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An observed value, then order
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And returns to Step4 until sliding to the last epoch, otherwise the loop ends.
As a further improvement, in Step1, pseudo-range and carrier phase data are read from the RINEX observation file and are linearly combined to obtain a MW combined observation sequence
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As a further improvement, in Step3, outliers in the MW combined observation sequence are removed by a median filter with a window length of 3.
As a further improvement, in Step5, the extremum median filtering process is as follows:
if it is
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Is a sequence to be filtered of length T,
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for the extreme value, the median filter window length
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And then:
step5.1: search out collections
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Maximum value ofMinimum value of
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And median value
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And make an order
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Wherein
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Is a given threshold;
step5.2: according to the formula:
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updating
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Step5.3: if it isLet us order
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Return to Step5.1.
As a further improvement, since the first order difference sequence of MW combinations is almost zero-mean, in Step5.2, the update is done
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When, if
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Then get
By the method, the noise reduction sequence with cycle slip reserved can be obtained
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And its variance estimation sequenceIf the cycle slip detection is carried out by using the sequence and the criterion given by Step7, the detection precision can be greatly improved, and the purpose of detecting the frequent small cycle slip by using the MW combination is realized. The invention can also sequentially reduce noise and complete cycle slip detection, and delay
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And giving a cycle slip detection result after each epoch. The invention can also solve TThe urboEdit method can not detect the problem of frequent small cycle slip, improves the capability of MW combined cycle slip detection, can detect cycle slip sequentially, can be applied to the pretreatment work of real-time precise single-point positioning data, provides correct cycle slip epoch, facilitates fuzzy estimation and improves positioning precision.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of the cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction according to the present invention.
Fig. 2 is an effect diagram of the present invention.
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In order to make those skilled in the art better understand the technical solution of the present invention, the following detailed description of the present invention is provided with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments, and it is to be noted that the embodiments and features of the embodiments of the present application can be combined with each other without conflict.
As shown in fig. 1, a cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the following steps:
step1, reading a Receiver Independent Exchange Format (Receiver Independent Exchange Format) observation file to obtain pseudo range and carrier phase data, and performing linear combination to obtain a MW combined observation sequence
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Combine observations for the ith epoch MW:
step2, selecting a proper sliding average window length
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Sum-extremum median filteringWindow length
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Satisfy the relationship
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And Step3, initializing, and removing outliers in the MW combined observation sequence from the data in the sliding window L through a median filter with the window length of 3. The calculation of the second Step was carried out according to the following steps 4 to 7
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Of epoch (sliding mean window L central epoch point) points
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And
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and make an order
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Step4, sequence Pair
Performing a first order difference to obtain:
wherein
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Step5, performing the two first order difference sequences, respectively, and performing the window length of
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Filtering the extreme value median value to obtain a sequence:
wherein
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Filtered for median of extrema
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And (4) sequencing.
Step6, calculating window
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Each epoch in
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The value of (c):
obtain the epoch
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Estimate of the amount of treatment MW combination
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And an estimate of its variance
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Step7, if
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Then calculate
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And
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whereinComprises the following steps:
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and if
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(const 1 is a constant), then the epoch is determined
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The cycle slip is present and the cycle slip epoch is recorded
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And amount of jump
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Step8, if
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After existence
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An observed value, then order
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And returns to Step 4; the sliding window L is moved one epoch backwards until it slides to the last epoch.
Through the steps, the noise reduction sequence with cycle slip reserved can be obtained
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And its variance estimation sequence
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If the cycle slip detection is carried out by using the sequence and the criterion given by Step7, the detection precision can be greatly improved, and the purpose of detecting the frequent small cycle slip by using the MW combination is realized. The invention can also sequentially reduce noise and complete cycle slip detection, and delay
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And giving a cycle slip detection result after each epoch. The invention can also solve the problem that the TurboEdit method can not detect frequent small cycle slips, improve the capability of MW combined cycle slip detection, can detect cycle slips sequentially, can be applied to the pretreatment work of real-time precise single-point positioning data, provides correct cycle slip epoch, is convenient for fuzzy estimation and improves positioning precision.
As a further preferred implementation, in Step5, the extremum median filtering process is as follows:
if it is
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Is a sequence to be filtered of length T,for the extreme value, the median filter window length
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And then:
step5.1: search out collections
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Maximum value ofMinimum value of
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And median value
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And make an order
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Wherein
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Is a given threshold;
step5.2: according to the formula:
updating
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Step5.3: if it is
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Let us order
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Return to Step5.1.
As a further preferred embodiment, since the first order difference sequence of MW combinations is almost zero mean, in step5.2, the update is doneWhen, if
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Then get
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As shown in FIG. 2, the upper graph in FIG. 2 is a simulation effect graph of the Jfng station C01 satellite MW combined cycle slip detection, and the yellow point graph in the graph is MWCombining original data points, wherein a blue solid line is a MW combined smooth curve after filtering and noise reduction of the new algorithm, and a red dotted line is
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And the threshold curve and the black triangular points are the mutation points of the cycle slip obtained by the detection of the new algorithm. It can be seen that all 15 cycle-slip points are detected, especially for the few relatively frequent week-slips that are added within 4 to 5 hours. The lower graph in fig. 2 is a combined cycle slip detection actual map of a Jfng station C05 satellite MW that is low in elevation and frequently occurs with a small cycle slip. It can be seen that most of the small cycle slips are detected, the number of false detections is 4, the number of missed detections is 8, and the effect is much higher than that of the detection effect of the TurboEdit method.
In the description above, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention, however, the present invention may be practiced in other ways than those specifically described herein, and therefore should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention.
In conclusion, although the present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments, it should be noted that, although various changes and modifications may be made by those skilled in the art, they should be included in the scope of the present invention unless they depart from the scope of the present invention.

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1. A cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: establishing MW combined observation sequence
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Is as followsiCombining observed values of epochs MW;
step 2: initializing, selecting proper sliding average window lengthLMedian filter window length of sum extremelAnd satisfy the relationship
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Step3, eliminating outliers in the MW combined observation sequence through a median filter;
step 4: for the sequence:
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performing a first order difference to obtain:
wherein
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K is an integer;
step 5: the two first order difference sequences obtained in Step4 are respectively subjected to window length divisionlFiltering the extreme value median value to obtain a sequence:
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wherein
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Filtered for median of extrema
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A sequence;
step 6: calculating each epoch within the window lengthThe value of (c):
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wherein,
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is an integer;
obtain the epochiEstimate of the amount of treatment MW combination
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And an estimate of its variance
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Step 7: if it is
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Then calculate
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And
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wherein
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Comprises the following steps:
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and, if
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Wherein const1 is a constant, determining an epochiThe cycle slip is present and the cycle slip epoch is recordediAnd amount of jump
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Step 8: if it isiAfter existence
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An observed value, then order
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And returns to Step4 until sliding to the last epoch, otherwise the loop ends.
2. The cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction according to claim 1, characterized in that: in Step1, pseudo-range and carrier phase data are obtained by reading RINEX observation files, and a MW combined observation sequence is obtained by linear combination
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3. The cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction according to claim 2, characterized in that: in Step3, outliers in the MW combined observation sequence are removed by a median filter with a window length of 3.
4. The cycle slip detection method for singularity preserving filtering noise reduction according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein: in Step5, the extremum median filtering process is as follows:
if it is
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Is a sequence to be filtered of length T,
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for the extreme value, the median filter window length
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And then:
step5.1: search out collections
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Maximum value of
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Minimum value of
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And median valueAnd make an order
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Wherein
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Is a given threshold;
step5.2: according to the formula:
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updating
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Step5.3: if it is
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Let us order
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Return to Step5.1.
5. The cycle slip detection method for singular point preserving filtering noise reduction according to claim 4, characterized in that: in Step5.2, updateWhen, if
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Then get
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