The problem of identifying digital amplitude-phase modulations under additive noise is addressed within the theory of empirical Bayes deconvolution. The presented methods employ parametric models in the observation and signal… Click to show full abstract
The problem of identifying digital amplitude-phase modulations under additive noise is addressed within the theory of empirical Bayes deconvolution. The presented methods employ parametric models in the observation and signal constellation spaces. The model parameters are estimated using the received samples and then substituted into the respective models to obtain the estimate for the signal constellation, from which the decoding of the received samples can be accomplished. The proposed framework can be used to construct a modulation dictionary for an unknown transmitter prior to employing any hypothesis testing-based classification algorithm.
               
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