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New Fractional Ambiguity Function Integrated with CNN-Based Machine Learning for Signal Classification

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Announce Type: cross Abstract: A new fractional ambiguity function (NFrAF) derived from the fractional Fourier transform is introduced as a generalization of the classical ambiguity function. The fundamental analytical properties of the NFrAF, including symmetry, marginality, and Moyal type identities, are rigorously established. After verifying its ability to detect and localize monocomponent and multicomponent linear frequency modulated (LFM) signals, the NFrAF is integrated into a...

arXiv:2606.08110v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: A new fractional ambiguity function (NFrAF) derived from the fractional Fourier transform is introduced as a generalization of the classical ambiguity function. The fundamental analytical properties of the NFrAF, including symmetry, marginality, and Moyal type identities, are rigorously established. After verifying its ability to detect and localize monocomponent and multicomponent linear frequency modulated (LFM) signals, the NFrAF is integrated into a convolutional neural network based machine learning framework for signal classification. Owing to its superior time frequency resolution and localization, the NFrAF provides a more informative input representation than conventional methods such as the spectrogram and classical ambiguity function. Experimental results on simulated datasets demonstrate consistent improvements in classification accuracy, highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed representation for data driven signal analysis.
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