On linear H^ equalization of communication channels.
On linear \(H^\infty\) equalization of communication channels.
The paper studies the \(H^\infty\) approach to the linear equalization problem for communication channels. In particular, the performance of the causal risk-sensitive equalizer is examined as well as of its modifications obtained introducing a suitable number of delays. The average behavior of such equalizers is similar to that of the MMSE equalizer (e.g. in terms of BER). However a better worst-case performance of the \(H^\infty\) equalizer is shown using a numerical example. As a consequence a more robust behavior against modeling errors can be expected.
- FIR \(H^{\infty}\) equalization.
- An equalizer design for nonminimum phase channel via two-block \(H_{\infty}\) optimization technique
- Robust ISI equalization for uncertain channels via minimax optimal filtering
- A minimax approach to the nonlinear equalisability problem
- Robust FIR equalization for time-varying communication channels with intermittent observations via an LMI approach
- An application of the HMM theory to optimal nonlinear equalisation of quantised-output digital ISI channels
- Signal compression by subband coding
- Robust deconvolution for ARMAX models with Gaussian uncertainties
- Optimal communications with infinite impulse response matched filters
- A minimax approach to the nonlinear equalisability problem
- Fundamental Limits of Linear Equalizers: Diversity, Capacity, and Complexity
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4043762 (Why is no real title available?)
- Globally Optimal Linear Precoders for Finite Alphabet Signals Over Complex Vector Gaussian Channels
- Robust ISI equalization for uncertain channels via minimax optimal filtering
- FIR \(H^{\infty}\) equalization.
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