Nonlinear channel identification and performance analysis

Unlike the Schetzen method, this identification method proposed can process inputs with discrete distribution, accepts kernels of any length, tolerates signal-independent zero-mean additive noise irrespective of its color and distribution, and leads to a closed form solution. Identifiability is prov...

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