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Fractional order constant modulus blind algorithms with application to channel equalisation

Shah et al., 2014

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2650954371548950644
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Shah S
Samar R
Naqvi S
Chambers J
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Electronics Letters

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A novel methodology is developed for blind equalisation where the output of the linear filter is passed through a nonlinear fractional update term derived from the cost function using fractional calculus. The final weights update is a combination of the conventional constant …
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