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To address the challenge of low probability of intercept (LPI) radar signal recognition under low SNR conditions, this paper proposes a unified framework integrating SNR‐guided generative restoration with an active recurrent glance‐and‐focus classification strategy. By leveraging an RA‐UnetJiT restoration network and a deep reinforcement learning agent,
Yu Cheng +4 more
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LPI Radar Signal Recognition Using Deep-learning Neural Network
Currently, radar equipment uses Low Probability Intercepted (LPI) signals. Meanwhile, modulated radar signal is one of the important information in electronic reconnaissance, allowing the identification of the emission source.
Nguyễn Văn Linh, Đoàn Văn Sáng, Trần Công Tráng, Trần Văn Cường
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To address the underdetermined blind source separation problem of single‐channel multi‐component linear frequency modulation (LFM) signals, the separation task is reformulated as a semantic segmentation problem on time‐frequency spectrograms. A multi‐feature enhanced Swin‐Transformer network, integrating an optimised convolutional block attention ...
Weifeng Sun +4 more
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Parameteruppskattning av LPI radar i brusiga miljöer med faltningsnätverk
Low-probability-of-intercept (LPI) radars are notoriously difficult for electronic support receivers to detect and identify due to their changing radar parameters and low power.
Appelgren, Filip
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This paper addresses the poor survivability of AWACS against passive positioning in electromagnetic countermeasures by investigating the amplitude–frequency response and antibeam search direction‐finding deception mechanism of FDA‐based AWACS, with the goal of offering theoretical support and technical solutions for antipassive direction finding.
Jing Zhang, Bo Wang, Haowei Zhang
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This study introduces a novel approach for identifying threat radars using radar signal sound and transfer learning with six pre‐trained DCNNs. Trained on real ELINT data from 10 radar classes, VGG16 achieved 96.74% accuracy with 11.15s training time, whereas ResNet50V2 achieved 97.83% accuracy. ABSTRACT Identifying threat radars is one of the critical
Sadegh Nezarat +3 more
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Automatic LPI Radar Signal Sensing Method Using Visibility Graphs
The issue of the low probability of intercept (LPI) radar signal sensing has received considerable attention. Furthermore, the development of military technology further increased demand for it in future electronic warfare (EW).
Tao Wan +4 more
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This study focuses on the design of low‐probability‐of‐intercept (LPI) point beams for the radio detector. We construct a new evaluation model to verify the spatial LPI performance. Frequency diverse array‐multiple‐input multiple‐output (FDA‐MIMO) beams are employed and key factors influencing beam convergence are determined.
Jinwei Jia +4 more
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Adapting Image‐Based Models for 1D Data via Spider Plot Transformation and Transfer Learning
A novel method enables the use of pretrained image‐based neural networks for complex 1D data, including Raman and mid‐infrared spectra, electrocardiograms, and mass spectrometry. 2D spider plots with false‐color fill enable transfer lerning, therefore enhancing data augmentation and model explainability across diverse spectral and time series datasets.
Azadeh Mokari +2 more
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Interception of Continuous-Emission Noise Radars Transmitting Different Waveform Configurations
The literature on Noise Radar Technology (NRT) highlights its features against intercept receivers in terms of low probability of intercept (LPI) as well as of exploitation (LPE).
Pavan, Gabriele +2 more
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