Hybrid linear and nonlinear complexity pursuit for blind source separation

Blind source separation (BSS) is an increasingly popular data analysis technique with many applications. Several methods for BSS using the statistical properties of original sources have been proposed; for a famous case, non-Gaussianity, this leads to independent component analysis (ICA). In this paper, we propose a hybrid BSS method based on linear and nonlinear complexity pursuit, which combines three statistical properties of source signals: non-Gaussianity, linear predictability and nonlinear predictability. A gradient learning algorithm is presented by minimizing a loss function. Simulations verify the efficient implementation of the proposed method.