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Abstract
Under the background of complex marine environmental noise, processing of ship radiated noise signal (SRNS) is a hot topic in the current underwater research field, and it is also a major problem that plagues the underwater acoustics. In order to achieve effective detection of SRNS, a hybrid multistable coupled asymmetric stochastic resonance system is proposed and used to conduct research on SRNS detection. Firstly, aiming at the limitation of the classical tristable potential function, a multistable asymmetric stochastic resonance (MASR) system is constructed by introducing the multi-parameter adjustable coefficient term and Gaussian potential model, and its output characteristic are analyzed. On this basis, in order to further improve the system performance, the coupled mechanism is introduced into the MASR, and a hybrid multistable coupled asymmetric stochastic resonance (HMCASR) system is proposed. The signal-to-noise ratio gain and signal detection ability of the system are enhanced through synergistic effect, and the performance of the HMCASR system is analyzed theoretically by combining the stationary probability density and the signal-to-noise ratio gain. Secondly, based on the good global optimization ability of the greater cane rat algorithm (GCRA), an adaptive parameter determination mechanism of SVMD optimized by GCRA is constructed, and adaptive successive variational mode decomposition (ASVMD) is proposed, and the signal to be measured is decomposed by it. Then, in order to solve the problem of difficulty in detecting SNRS in complex marine environment, a SNRS detection method based on adaptive successive variational mode decomposition and hybrid multistable coupled asymmetric stochastic resonance is proposed, named the proposed detection method AH. The neural population dynamic optimization algorithm is used to optimize the HMCASR parameters, and the signal to be measured is adaptively decomposed through ASVMD to select the optimal IMF to input to HMCASR for detection. Finally, the feasibility and efficiency of AH are verified through simulation experiment and measured experiment. In the measured experiment, the output signal amplitude of AH can reach 10.3600 V, and the output signal-to-noise ratio gain can reach 18.6088 dB.
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