Coal-Gangue Acoustic Signal Recognition Based on Sparse Representation

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Our country has rich coal resources. Further research is great significant to realize the automation of top coal caving mining technology. This paper presents a new method based on sparse representation for coal and gangue signal recognition. To solve the mining noise problem, the wavelet analysis is used to filter and de-noising. Sparse representation classification is based on the theory of compressed sensing. Recognition is achieved by analysis the sparse vector that the linearly optimal representation for a testing sample based on the training sample. Experimental results performed the method is accurate and stable.

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July 2013

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