2020
DOI: 10.1051/jnwpu/20203851074
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A Few-Shot Modulation Recognition Method Based on Pseudo-Label Semi-Supervised Learning

Abstract: In order to solve the problem of insufficient labeled samples in modulation recognition, this paper proposes a few-shot modulation recognition algorithm based on pseudo-label semi-supervised learning (pseudo-label algorithm). First of all, high quality artificial feature, excellent classifier and data-labeling method are used to build efficient pseudo label system, and then the pseudo label system is combined with signal classification method based on the deep learning to realize the modulation classification … Show more

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“…To decrease the construction burden of labeled data sets, maximize the advantages of unlabeled and limited-labeled samples, and rapidly expand the size of the training set, we propose a pseudo-label-based semi-supervised incremental (SSI) learning strategy, which enables the model to collaboratively utilize pseudo-labeled samples to further optimize the heterogeneous knowledge fusion effect. Although unlabeled test data does not have the label information, they are the same as labeled data, which are obtained from the same data source and meet the assumption of independent and identically distributed [ 25 ]. Therefore, the information they contain is very beneficial to the optimization model.…”
Section: Bert-based Model Knowledge Fusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To decrease the construction burden of labeled data sets, maximize the advantages of unlabeled and limited-labeled samples, and rapidly expand the size of the training set, we propose a pseudo-label-based semi-supervised incremental (SSI) learning strategy, which enables the model to collaboratively utilize pseudo-labeled samples to further optimize the heterogeneous knowledge fusion effect. Although unlabeled test data does not have the label information, they are the same as labeled data, which are obtained from the same data source and meet the assumption of independent and identically distributed [ 25 ]. Therefore, the information they contain is very beneficial to the optimization model.…”
Section: Bert-based Model Knowledge Fusionmentioning
confidence: 99%