Abstract:To address the challenges of temporal boundary ambiguity, imprecise mechanism identification, and low analytical efficiency arising from the coupling of pervasive high-frequency oscillations and localized irregular oscillations in one-dimensional radar tracking measurement data, a rapid analysis system is developed based on Variational Mode Decomposition (VMD) and Probabilistic Neural Networks (PNN). A Sparrow Search Algorithm (SSA) is introduced to optimize the input parameters of VMD, and the narrowband component properties of VMD are leveraged to achieve adaptive segmentation of irregular oscillations. A total of 31 features are extracted from multi-dimensional perspectives encompassing the time domain, frequency domain, and correlation analysis, upon which a training sample set is constructed and PNN is employed to accomplish oscillation mechanism classification. Validation against measured datasets demonstrates that the system achieves oscillation pattern classification accuracies of 93.9% and 94.1% for azimuth and elevation angle measurement data, respectively, with a single processing cycle for 5,000 data points completed within 3–5 seconds, thereby satisfying the engineering requirements of rapid analysis for radar tracking measurement data.