The transient interference can dramatically degrade the performance of over‐the‐horizon radar. Traditional interference suppression methods need to detect the interferences, excise the corrupted data and reconstruct the data via interpolation. The detection is the precondition of the subsequent steps. In the cases where the interferences are weak, the traditional methods cannot efficiently detect and suppress them. In this study, the authors propose a novel interference suppression method based on matrix recovery. The proposed method formulates the interference suppression as a matrix recovery problem and solves the convex optimisation problem via the augmented Lagrange multiplier method. Unlike the traditional methods, the proposed method does not need the detection, excising and interpolation steps. The proposed algorithm can suppress not only the interferences including the weak and strong ones but also the noise. Experimental results have demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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