WCNC. 1999 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (Cat. No.99TH8466)
DOI: 10.1109/wcnc.1999.796762
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On initialization strategies for blind adaptive DFEs

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“…Although very attractive, it has been noticed in [10] and later confirmed in [7] that the practical self-optimized DFE scheme, employing finite length filters, presents some limitations which are manifested as follows. The Soft-DFE deals with the position changing of the SFBF filter during the equalizer convergence process (see Fig.…”
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“…Although very attractive, it has been noticed in [10] and later confirmed in [7] that the practical self-optimized DFE scheme, employing finite length filters, presents some limitations which are manifested as follows. The Soft-DFE deals with the position changing of the SFBF filter during the equalizer convergence process (see Fig.…”
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“…In the case of higher-order QAM constellations, such as, for example, 64-QAM, the equalizer structure-criterion switching is typically followed by convergence instability which, depending on the channel severity, may lead to an equalization failure. This behavior can be caused by several factors:  The finite length of the SFBF equalizer results in the coefficients mismatch which violates the assumed equivalence between infinite MMSE-LE length and MMSE-DFE equalizers [10].  An inadequate ability of the selected neuron function of the SFBF to match the variance increase of ISI probability density function (PDF) of the received signal [8].…”
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“…Para evitar esse problema, diferentes soluções foram propostas: i) adaptação desacoplada dos filtros direto e de realimentação [Tong & Liu, 1997;Labat et al, 1998]; ii) equalizador formado apenas pelo filtro de realimentação [Casas et al, 1995[Casas et al, , 1999;…”
Section: O Algoritmo Que Evita Soluções Degeneradasunclassified
“…Uma solução simples e intuitiva para recuperar a(n) na saída do DFE sem uma sequência de treinamentoé usar o CMA, que busca alcançar os pontos estacionários da função custo do módulo constante [GODARD, 1980]. Neste caso, o vetor w definido em (6.8)é adaptado Para evitar essas soluções, surgiram diferentes propostas como as dos trabalhos [CASAS et al, 1995[CASAS et al, , 1999LIU, 1997;LABAT;LAOT, 1998;SZCZECINSKI;GEI, 2002].…”
Section: O Dfe Autodidata: Problemas E Soluçõesunclassified