A kernel based system for the estimation of non-stationary signals
Kanaan Jemili, John J. Westerkamp · 2002
A new signal estimation technique is introduced for highly non-stationary signals. The system uses the wavelet transform to extract time-frequency components of the signal plus noise, followed by a radial basis function neural network that adaptively estimates the underlying signal. The method is applied to the visual evoked potential (EP) signal, which is a transient signal corrupted by the ongoing electroencephalogram (EEG) noise, with a signal-to-noise ratio often less than -6 dB. The proposed system gives good time-varying estimates of the EP, while suppressing the on-going EEG.