Frequency Modulation Recognition for Radar Signal based on Resnet-LSTM Network
Abstract
the Resnet-LSTM network is proposed in this paper. First, the waveform is preprocessed by self-correlation, and then the I/Q waveform and
self-correlation result are as the network input. Secondly, the local characteristics were extracted by Resnet network; and lastly the LSTM
network is adopted to extract the serialization representation. The proposed algorithm avoids the flaw of CNN network cannot adapt to variable length, and problem of memory forgetting of the LSTM network for long sequence is reduced. The simulation shows that the modulation
recognition accuracy is more than 96.1% over the detection sensitivity for LFM, Parabolic-NLFM, Triangular-NLFM, Sine-NLFM, Sawtooth-NLFM and FSK signals.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/aitr.v2i3.4426
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