Power Spectral Density Estimation of Noisy Signal Based on Wavelet
Mingyan Jiang, Stephan Pfletschinger · 2007
The power spectral density estimation of signals plays an important role in the understanding and analysis of the spectral distribution of signals. In this paper, we adopt dyadic wavelet, multi-band wavelet and complex wavelet to estimate the power spectral density of noisy signals, especially to speech signals and complex modulation signals. We also analyze the properties of different wavelet methods for decomposition and denoising. The analysis shows that our methods are efficient in decreasing the estimation runtime and increasing the estimation accuracy, and can be used in real-time engineering applications.