Demonstrates improved source localization accuracy in mismatched environments, highlighting the potential of advanced learning techniques.
Model mismatches including array tilt and sound speed profile (SSP) mismatch are common in practice and degrade the performance of model-based deep learning methods for underwater source localization. This paper proposes a frequency-difference-based multi-branch multi-task learning method for source range and depth estimation, which uses frequency-difference processing to reduce mismatch effects and multi-branch feature fusion to improve localization accuracy. Trained on simulated data from a non-tilted array and average SSP, the network performs well on mismatched test sets and generalizes to experimental data.
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