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Adaptive Blind Signal Separation for Multiuser Communications : An Information-theoretic Approach

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This paper presents a new computationally efficient adaptive algorithm for blind beamforming and signal separation for multiuser communications, which is able to recover the narrowband source signals in the presence of cochannel interference without using training signals. A new algorithm is derived from an information-theoretic approach. Natural gradient adaptation is adopted to derive an efficient algorithm. Extensive computer simulation results confirm the validity and high performance of theoretical results.

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Seungjin Choi (1999). Adaptive Blind Signal Separation for Multiuser Communications : An Information-theoretic Approach. Journal of Electrical Engineering and Information Science, 4(2), 249–256. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/63b69696-8b7a-4a35-bdc4-33334b0511be

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Choi, S. (1999). Adaptive Blind Signal Separation for Multiuser Communications : An Information-theoretic Approach. Journal of Electrical Engineering and Information Science, 4(2), 249–256. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/63b69696-8b7a-4a35-bdc4-33334b0511be
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