Abstract:To address the problems of insufficient generalization and high computational overhead in fixed-wing target attitude angle estimation under wide-angle and multi-target sce-narios, this paper proposes a High-Resolution Range Profile (HRRP) attitude angle estimati-on method based on the Parallel Resnet1D-ConvLSTM-Tucker (RCLTu) network. Leveragi-ng the angular sensitivity and inter-class similarity of HRRPs, the proposed method adopt-s a dual-branch structure to separately extract spatial structural features and angular seque-nce correlation. The fusion layer incorporates Tucker decomposition to achieve feature pre-servation and model lightweighting, thereby realizing HRRP attitude estimation. The feasib-ility of attitude estimation using HRRPs is initially verified. Experimental validation on a 16-class FEKO-simulated HRRP dataset (6,400 samples) shows that the Mean Absolute E-rror (MAE) of both azimuth angle (Angle1) and elevation angle (Angle2) estimation by t-he model remains at a low level, which significantly outperforms the comparison schemes. Ablation experime-nts confirm that Tucker decomposition effectively reduces the number of parameters, enabli-ng the model to achieve both high accuracy and lightweight performance. This method pr-ovides a lightweight solution for complex air combat scenarios and has reference value fo-r the engineering implementation of radar target perception.