A New Blind Equalization Method Based on Negentropy Minimization for Constant Modulus Signals

A new blind adaptive equalization method for constant modulus signals based on minimizing the approximate negentropy of the estimation error for a finite-length equalizer is presented. We consider the approximate negentropy using nonpolynomial expansions of the estimation error as a new performance...

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Equalizers
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Information theory
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