Improvement of Chaotic Signals De-Noising with the Self-Optimizing Method of Wavelet Threshold

Abstract:

For the purpose of improving adaptive performance of chaotic signals de-noising with wavelet transform, a method of Memetic-algorithm-based adaptive wavelet de-noising (MAWD) is presented. The MAWD based on generalized cross validation (GCV) is competent to obtain the global optimum thresholds and to raise the efficiency of adaptive searching computation. The de-noising results of simulative Lorenz time series are presented. The results show that the chaotic signals de-noised by MAWD can remove the white noise more effectively than the signals de-noised by using standard soft threshoding method (STM) and genetic-algorithm-based adaptive wavelet de-noising (GAWD), and the advantages are more apparent under the condition of lower SNR. The Lorenz time series with lower SNR de-noised by MAWD and GAWD respectively are predicted by Volterra adaptive filters, and the results show that the prediction absolute error of Lorenz time series de-noised by MAWD is nearly nine times smaller than that by GAWD. This method has a promising prospect in practical Chaotic signals de-noising.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)
• Pages: 4950-4954
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.4950
• Online since: May 2014
• Authors: Xiu Lei Wei*, Rui Lin Lin, Shu Yong Liu, Qiang Wang
• Keywords: Adaptive Threshold, Chaotic Signals, Memetic Algorithm, Wavelet

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