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How to process raw signal data from FMCW radar RFbeam v-md3 befor using it in classification by depp learning

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I am currently working on a project involving FMCW radar, specifically the RFbeam v-md3 model. My goal is to process the raw signal data from this radar before using it in a deep learning classification person motion task.
I am looking for advice on the optimal methods and techniques to preprocess raw signal data obtained from the RFbeam v-md3 FMCW radar. What are the essential steps to enhance the quality of the data for subsequent deep learning classification and if any one have already code for this.
I hope someone can give me some instructions and pointers such as how to pre-process (remove noise, do fft/stft) the signal. Sorry for the bad english, Thank You.
I attached the .bin files from the original file in google drive link Output data in google drive
and thank you in advance.

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Arka
Arka el 26 de Dic. de 2023
Some preprocessing steps to refine the raw signal data are mentioned below:
  1. Noise filtering - You can use lowpass, bandpass, or any other filtering option
  2. Clutter removal - You can try Moving Target Indication filters or background subtraction to remove stationary objects
  3. Range processing - Convert time-domain signal to frequency-domain and analyze range using Fast Fourier Transform, Hamming, or Hann
  4. Doppler processing - Use FFT along the pulse repetition interval to get Doppler frequency shift
  5. Normalization - Scale the features to have mean and standard deviation of zero and one respectively
  6. Data Augmentation - Generate more training data by introducing minor variations
  7. Dimensionality reduction - Principal Component Analysis
  8. Training/Validation split
  9. etc.
Hope this helps!

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