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Blind MIMO FIR Channel Identification Based on Second-Order Statistics with Multiple Signals Recovery
(1996)
To separate and recover multiple signals in data communications, antenna arrays and acoustic sensor arrays, the impulse responses of multiple-input/multiple-output (MIMO) channels have to be identified explicitly or ...
Improved Parameter Estimation Schemes for Damped Sinusoidal Signals Based on Low-Rank Hankel Approximation
(1995)
The parameter estimation of damped sinusoidal signals is an important issue in spectral analysis and many applications. The existing algorithms, such as the KT algorithms [8] and the TLS algorithms [13], are based on the ...
Two-Dimensional Spatial Smoothing for Multipath Coherent Signal Identification and Separation
(1995)
The existing spatial smoothing (SS) technique, although it is effective in decorrelating coherent signals, is considered applicable only to uniformly spaced linear arrays which are very sensitive to the directions-of-arrival ...
Blind Adaptive Equalization of SIMO Channels Based on Second- Order Statistics
(1996)
This article investigates blind adaptive equalization for single- input/multiple-output (SIMO) channels. A second-order statistics based algorithm (SOSA) and a modified second-order statistics based algorithm (MSOSA) for ...
Fast Blind Adaptive Algorithms for Equalization and Diversity Reception in Wireless Communications Using Antenna Arrays
(1996)
To combat the multipath and time-variant fading of wireless communication channels, antenna arrays are usually used to improve the quality and increase the capacity of communication service. This paper investigates the ...
Simultaneous Diversity Combining and Decoding for Fast Time- Varying Mobile Radio Channels
(1996)
In slowly time-varying mobile radio channels, adaptive diversity combining can reduce multipath fading of desired signal and suppress interfering signals. However, for fast time-varying fading channels, there exist no ...
A Fast Minimal-Symbol Subspace Approach to Blind Identification and Equalization
(1995)
A subspace-based blind channel identification algorithm using only the fact that the received signal can be oversampled is proposed. No direct use is made of the statistics of the input sequence or even of the fact that ...