sep_demo.m

SOBI算法

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%  (c) 1996-1999 GMD FIRST Berlin, Andreas Ziehe 
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%  version 2.01, 2/14/99 by AZ
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%  simple blind source separation demo 
%  type sep_demo to run

disp(' *** blind source separation demo *** ');
close all
% define ica data ---------------------------------------------
 FS=4000;
 wnd=1:1000-1;
 t = 0:1./FS:1 ;
 echo on
 s=zeros(2,length(t)) ;
 s(1,:) = sin(2*pi*55*t);
 s(2,:) = cos(2*pi* 100* t);    % source signals
 %load source signals
 %   load fischdon.mat
 %% uncomment to load acoustic sample signals  
 
 %A=rand(2);
 A = [1 0.85 ; 0.55 1 ] ;       % mixing matrix
 x = A * s ;           % generate linear, instantaneous mixture
 echo off
% plot source signals  
figure(1)
clf
subplot(211)
plot(t(wnd),s(1,wnd))
ylabel('src_1')
subplot(212)
plot(t(wnd),s(2,wnd))
ylabel('src_2')
set(gcf,'Position',[50   400   300   150])

% plot mixed signals
figure(2)
clf
subplot(211)
plot(t(wnd),x(1,wnd))
ylabel('mix_1')

subplot(212)
plot(t(wnd),x(2,wnd))
ylabel('mix_2')

set(gcf,'Position',[450   400   300   150])

% BEGIN  ------------------------------------------------- 

fprintf(1,'keep on separating ..\n')
C=tdsep2(x,[0:3]);

fprintf(1,'Press any key to show results ..')
pause;

unmix = inv(C) * x  ; 

%normalized estimated mixing matrix
mixing_mat=ntu(C)

%performance evaluation (zero means perfect separation) 
separation_error=perf(C,A)
% plot unmixed signals 
% should recover the source signals up to permutation and scaling

%% uncomment to listen to the mixed and unmixed signals
% soundsc(x(1,:))
% soundsc(x(2,:))
% 
% soundsc(unmix(1,:))
% soundsc(unmix(2,:))

figure(3)
subplot(211)
set(gcf,'Position',[250   200   300   150])
plot(t(wnd),unmix(1,wnd))
ylabel('unmix_1')


subplot(212)
plot(t(wnd),unmix(2,wnd))
ylabel('unmix_2')


figure(1)
subplot(211)
hold on
plot(t(wnd),unmix(1,wnd),'r')
subplot(212)
hold on
plot(t(wnd),unmix(2,wnd),'r')


% TERMINATE  -----------------------------------------------