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The invention discloses an atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation method based on DNN, which utilizes a DNN network to extract attenuation characteristics of signals in an atmospheric waveguide, converts a parameter estimation problem into a DNN network characteristic extraction problem and finds out a mapping relation between radio wave signal attenuation and atmospheric waveguide parameters at different distances. And establishing a propagation model of the X-band signal in the atmospheric waveguide, taking power sampling points at different distances as input, and performing atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation through the radio wave signal of the sparse frequency point, thereby achieving atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation of continuous frequency. The invention can solve the defects of low precision and long time consumption of numerical calculation, can accurately predict results at a longer distance, and further can obtain continuous frequency estimation results by utilizing sparse point frequency training.

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DNN-based atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation method
Technical Field
The invention relates to a method for estimating air waveguide parameters, in particular to a method for estimating atmospheric waveguide parameters based on DNN (deep numerical network), belonging to the field of signal processing.
Background
Atmospheric waveguides are a typical event in a near-earth atmospheric environment. They represent an abnormal state of the atmosphere. The waveguide traps electromagnetic waves in a specific atmosphere and transmits the waves over a distance of beyond visual range with low propagation loss, which greatly enhances the propagation distance of radio waves. It also causes long-distance co-channel interference in the TD-LTE network system, which can seriously affect the urban communication system.
The atmospheric waveguide forecast information can also be obtained based on the numerical weather forecast technology, and the technology is restricted by the development of the numerical weather forecast technology and is still in a starting stage. The detection of the atmospheric waveguide can be divided into two types, namely contact measurement and remote sensing inversion, wherein the contact measurement and the remote sensing inversion are the traditional atmospheric waveguide detection technologies, including microwave refractometer measurement, meteorological sounding, rocket sounding and the like; the remote sensing inversion of the atmospheric waveguide is a hotspot and a difficulty in recent research, and technologies such as radar sea clutter inversion of the atmospheric waveguide, GNSS scattered signal monitoring inversion of the atmospheric waveguide, laser radar and microwave radiometer detection of the atmospheric waveguide are successively provided.
In recent years, with continuous research and study in the field of deep learning, great success has been achieved in the fields of voice recognition, image recognition, and natural language. The deep learning can be applied to small sample atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation to replace the original detection technology, so that how to improve the precision optimization algorithm through the deep learning is a problem to be solved.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the prior art, the invention aims to provide an atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation method based on DNN (deep numerical network), and solve the problems of high operation difficulty, complex flow and the like of the traditional mathematical model for atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation at present.
In order to solve the technical problem, the method for estimating the atmospheric waveguide parameters based on DNN comprises the following steps:
step 1: the electromagnetic wave propagation loss model is modeled by adopting a narrow-angle parabolic equation, and specifically comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002837627150000011
wherein, the horizontal propagation direction of the electromagnetic wave is an x axis, the vertical direction is a z axis, n (x, z) is a refractive index, k0Representing the propagation constant in vacuum, u (x, z) satisfies:
Figure BDA0002837627150000012
Ψ (x, z) represents an electric or magnetic field component;
calculating the propagation loss L of the electromagnetic wave in the waveguide, specifically:
L=Lf-LA=32.45+20lg f+20lg r-20lg F
wherein L isfFor electromagnetic wave free space propagation loss, LAThe medium propagation loss is represented by r, the distance between a transmitting source and a receiving point is represented by F, the propagation factor in the waveguide is represented by F, and the frequency is represented by F;
step 2: establishing a network training set, selecting a point at set intervals within a selected horizontal range for sampling to obtain electromagnetic wave power, calculating a propagation loss value relative to a transmitting point according to the step 1 to form a group of propagation loss sequence values as input of the network, and selecting a single-carrier frequency sinusoidal signal s (t) by an antenna signal, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps:
s(t)=sin(2πfi)
wherein f isiDividing the frequency range selected by the training set into a plurality of small training sets according to the frequency range for the frequency of the signal, setting the signal frequency of each small training set to be the same as the height of the atmospheric waveguide, selecting a point at a given height within the height range of the atmospheric waveguide to simulate to obtain a plurality of groups of data, and setting the heights of the antenna and the receiver;
and step 3: constructing a DNN branch, and defining layers and parameters of DNN, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps: the DNN has five layers in total, including an input layer, an output layer, and three hidden layers, the output of each layer being defined as:
Figure BDA0002837627150000023
assuming that there are m neurons in layer l-1 and n neurons in layer l, the linear coefficients W in layer l form an n × m matrix WlThe bias value b of the l-th layer constitutes an n x l vector blThe output a of layer l-1 constitutes an m x l vector al-1The linear output z of the l-th layer before being activated constitutes an n x l vector zlI.e. the output of the l layer;
the activation functions are all ReLU functions, and the ReLU activation functions are specifically:
Figure BDA0002837627150000021
and 4, step 4: training the model by using a training set, evaluating the model by using a verification set, and continuously adjusting the model parameters until the model parameters meet the precision requirement to obtain a neural network model, which specifically comprises the following steps: the loss function adopts a quadratic loss function as follows:
Figure BDA0002837627150000022
wherein y represents a true value, y' represents a predicted value, and the training batch number and the testing batch number are set;
setting an initial value of a learning rate, adopting an exponential decay automatic learning rate adjusting mode, calculating signal and channel data through a DNN network, and outputting an original phase difference of antenna signals; after multiple iterative training, adjusting the weight of each neuron of the DNN model through the error of the estimation result until the error meets the precision requirement, and storing the training model;
and 5: and performing atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation on the trained model by using the test set, and outputting an atmospheric waveguide height estimation result.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the invention provides a parameter estimation method based on a deep neural network, which is based on the refractive index distribution of an evaporation waveguide and is combined with deep learning to establish a network mapping model between the power attenuation of a radio wave signal and atmospheric waveguide parameters. The model is applied to the atmospheric altitude estimation inversion problem, the inversion result is analyzed, the feasibility of deep learning in the inversion problem is verified, and a network is trained by using a sparse frequency point radio wave signal of a small sample, so that the estimation under the full frequency radio wave signal is achieved.
The present invention will replace the traditional numerical calculation method with a DNN network. The network is used for replacing a numerical calculation method, so that the defects of low precision and long time consumption of numerical calculation can be overcome, accurate prediction results can be obtained at a longer distance, and furthermore, the results of continuous frequency estimation can be obtained by using sparse point frequency training.
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The invention provides an atmospheric waveguide parameter method based on a deep learning DNN network, which is characterized in that a DNN network is utilized to extract attenuation characteristics of signals in an atmospheric waveguide, a parameter estimation problem is converted into a DNN network characteristic extraction problem, and a mapping relation between radio wave signal attenuation and atmospheric waveguide parameters at different distances is found out. And establishing a propagation model of the X-band signal in the atmospheric waveguide, taking power sampling points at different distances as input, and performing atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation through the radio wave signal of the sparse frequency point, thereby achieving atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation of continuous frequency. The invention does not specially research the DNN network, but modifies the structure and parameters of the mature neural network to make it suitable for training the signal received by the receiver.
The technical scheme of the invention is an atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation method based on DNN, and the method comprises the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps: here the parabolic equation method is used for modeling the signal attenuation under the influence of the atmospheric waveguide. Since the trapping angle of the electromagnetic wave in the waveguide is relatively small, a narrow-angle parabolic equation is used here. The horizontal propagation direction of the electromagnetic wave is set as an x axis, and the vertical direction is set as a z axis. When the propagation medium is isotropic and the refractive index is n (x, z), a two-dimensional wave equation is obtained by transforming Maxwell equation system, as shown in (1):
Figure BDA0002837627150000041
wherein k is0Representing the propagation constant in vacuum, the parameter Ψ represents either the electric field component or the magnetic field component, introducing a simplified function, as follows:
Figure BDA0002837627150000042
where i is an imaginary number. The function describes only amplitude variations of the electric or magnetic field components, and is independent of phase variations. Bringing it into (1) gives:
Figure BDA0002837627150000043
factorization of the above formula yields:
Figure BDA0002837627150000044
Figure BDA0002837627150000045
formula (4) can be decomposed into:
Figure BDA0002837627150000046
Figure BDA0002837627150000047
equation (6) is a forward parabolic equation, and equation (7) is a backward parabolic equation, which is applied to the electromagnetic wave propagating forward or backward, respectively. Only the solution of forward parabolic equation (6) is studied here. And (3) carrying out Taylor expansion on the differential operator Q:
Figure BDA0002837627150000048
substituting (8) into (6) yields:
Figure BDA0002837627150000049
equation (9) is the narrow angle parabolic equation used in calculating the propagation characteristic at small elevation angles.
The propagation loss L of the electromagnetic wave in the waveguide is composed of two parts, wherein one part is the free-space propagation loss L of the electromagnetic wavef(ii) a Another part is the loss caused by the reflection and absorption of electromagnetic waves by the propagation medium and obstacles, called medium propagation loss LA
LfTransmitting power P through antennatAnd the received power PrIs defined as follows in the logarithmic domain:
Figure BDA0002837627150000051
wherein P istAnd PrThere is also the following relationship, r representing the distance between the transmission source and the reception point:
Figure BDA0002837627150000052
LAthen, with respect to the propagation factor F in the waveguide, the relationship is as follows:
Figure BDA0002837627150000053
u (x, z) is calculated according to the parabolic equation (9), and x represents the horizontal propagation distance.
According to the above analysis, combining the two parts, the final propagation loss L can be expressed as:
L=Lf-LA=32.45+20lg f+20lg r-20lg F (13)
where f denotes frequency in MHz and r in km.
Step two: the training set of the network is explained with reference to fig. 2. The electromagnetic wave propagation loss model selects the parabolic equation model explained above, the input transmission loss data is calculated by formula (13), within the horizontal range of 3km to 53km, every 200m, a point is selected for sampling to obtain the electromagnetic wave power and the propagation loss value relative to the emission point is calculated, finally, 250 values are selected to form a group of propagation loss sequence values as the input of the network, and the antenna signal selects a simple single-carrier frequency sinusoidal signal s (t) as follows:
s(t)=sin(2πfi) (14)
fifor the frequency of signals, the frequency band of the training set is selected to be 1 to 10GHz, every 1GHz is used as a small training set, the signal frequency of each small training set is the same, the height of the atmospheric waveguide is set to be 1 to 40m, 20 groups of data are obtained by selecting one point at intervals of 1m through simulation, and the heights of the antenna and the receiver are both 15 m.
Table 1: key parameters of experiment
Figure BDA0002837627150000054
Figure BDA0002837627150000061
Step three: constructing DNN branches, defining layers and parameters of DNN
DNN is defined as having five layers including an input layer, an output layer and three hidden layers, wherein the output of each layer is defined as
Figure BDA0002837627150000062
Assuming that layer l-1 has m neurons and layer l has n neurons, the linear coefficients W of layer l form an n × m matrix WlThe bias value b of the l-th layer constitutes an n x l vector blThe output a of layer l-1 constitutes an m x l vector al-1The linear output z of the l-th layer before being activated constitutes an n x l vector zlI.e. the output of the l-th layer.
The activation functions are all ReLU functions, and compared with sigmoid functions and tanh functions, the method can overcome the problem of gradient disappearance, accelerate training speed and activate sparsity of the functions. The ReLU activation function is shown in the following graph:
Figure BDA0002837627150000063
step four: and training the model by using a training set, evaluating the model by using a verification set, and continuously adjusting the model parameters so as to obtain the optimal neural network model. The loss function adopts a quadratic loss function, the formula is shown as formula (17), y represents a true value, and y' represents a predicted value. The training batch size is set to 512 and the test batch size is 256.
Figure BDA0002837627150000064
The initial value of the learning rate is 0.000001, and an exponential decay automatic learning rate adjusting mode is adopted. Calculating the signal plus channel data through a DNN network, and outputting the original phase difference of the antenna signals; and after multiple times of iterative training, adjusting the weight of each neuron of the DNN model through the error of the estimation result, and storing the training model.
Step five: and performing atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation on the trained model by using the test set, and outputting an atmospheric waveguide height estimation result. Test set signal selection is as in equation (14), fiThe test is performed at 1 to 10GHz, with values taken every 100MHz, waveguide heights of 1 to 40m, taken every 1 m. And finally, taking random data of 100 test sets as a round of test, and solving the standard deviation of the output phase difference to obtain a result.
Figure BDA0002837627150000065
The formula (18) is a formula of the standard deviation, the same formula (17) y represents a true value, and y' represents a predicted value.
The performance of the network is further verified in simulation with fig. 3:
1. an experimental scene is as follows: the experiment adopts python language to build a network, and the model is trained based on tensierflow. And the simulation platform uses Spyder software to perform performance verification. The training set is G, the signal frequency is set by selecting a point frequency point every 1GHz from 1 to 10GHz, the heights of the antenna and the receiver are both 15m, the height of the waveguide is 1 to 40m, the signal frequency is selected every 1m, each sample is repeated for 50 times, and 20000 groups of training data are obtained in total. After the deep neural network is used for training, variables such as network weight deviation and the like are saved, and a test set is used for testing. The test set G (m) is that the signal frequency is 1 to 10GHz, a value is taken every 100MHz, the waveguide height is 1 to 40m, the test data is selected every 1m, 4000 groups of test data are totally obtained, finally, the random data of 100 test sets are taken as one round of test, and the network is put into the network for testing in the network training process to obtain the error of the network output and the true value, so that the change of the network and the final network effect can be seen.
2. Analysis of Experimental content
From fig. 4, it can be seen that the MSE varies with the number of training steps, and it can be seen that the MSE for both the last training and testing is close to 0; fig. 5 shows that the test data is put into the network during the training process, and the error analysis is performed on the network and the atmospheric waveguide with the true value, so that the network output error is rapidly reduced with the increase of the training times, and finally, the network output error is stabilized within 0.5, which indicates that the network effect is good.

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1. A DNN-based atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: the electromagnetic wave propagation loss model is modeled by adopting a narrow-angle parabolic equation, and specifically comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0002837627140000011
wherein, the horizontal propagation direction of the electromagnetic wave is an x axis, the vertical direction is a z axis, n (x, z) is a refractive index, k0Representing the propagation constant in vacuum, u (x, z) satisfies:
Figure FDA0002837627140000012
Ψ (x, z) represents an electric or magnetic field component;
calculating the propagation loss L of the electromagnetic wave in the waveguide, specifically:
L=Lf-LA=32.45+20lgf+20lgr-20lgF
wherein L isfFor electromagnetic wave free space propagation loss, LAThe medium propagation loss is represented by r, the distance between a transmitting source and a receiving point is represented by F, the propagation factor in the waveguide is represented by F, and the frequency is represented by F;
step 2: establishing a network training set, selecting a point at set intervals within a selected horizontal range for sampling to obtain electromagnetic wave power, calculating a propagation loss value relative to a transmitting point according to the step 1 to form a group of propagation loss sequence values as input of the network, and selecting a single-carrier frequency sinusoidal signal s (t) by an antenna signal, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps:
s(t)=sin(2πfi)
wherein f isiDividing the frequency range selected by the training set into a plurality of small training sets according to the frequency range for the frequency of the signal, setting the signal frequency of each small training set to be the same as the height of the atmospheric waveguide, selecting a point at a given height within the height range of the atmospheric waveguide to simulate to obtain a plurality of groups of data, and setting the heights of the antenna and the receiver;
and step 3: constructing a DNN branch, and defining layers and parameters of DNN, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps: the DNN has five layers in total, including an input layer, an output layer, and three hidden layers, the output of each layer being defined as:
Figure FDA0002837627140000013
assuming that there are m neurons in layer l-1 and n neurons in layer l, the linear coefficients W in layer l form an n × m matrix WlThe bias value b of the l-th layer constitutes an n x l vector blThe output a of layer l-1 constitutes an m x l vector al-1The linear output z of the l-th layer before being activated constitutes an n x l vector zlI.e. the output of the l layer;
the activation functions are all ReLU functions, and the ReLU activation functions are specifically:
Figure FDA0002837627140000021
and 4, step 4: training the model by using a training set, evaluating the model by using a verification set, and continuously adjusting the model parameters until the model parameters meet the precision requirement to obtain a neural network model, which specifically comprises the following steps: the loss function adopts a quadratic loss function as follows:
Figure FDA0002837627140000022
wherein y represents a true value, y' represents a predicted value, and the training batch number and the testing batch number are set;
setting an initial value of a learning rate, adopting an exponential decay automatic learning rate adjusting mode, calculating signal and channel data through a DNN network, and outputting an original phase difference of antenna signals; after multiple iterative training, adjusting the weight of each neuron of the DNN model through the error of the estimation result until the error meets the precision requirement, and storing the training model;
and 5: and performing atmospheric waveguide parameter estimation on the trained model by using the test set, and outputting an atmospheric waveguide height estimation result.
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