Sequential Detection-Based Iterative Blind Separation for Single-Channel Co-Frequency Signals
arXiv:2609.11280
Abstract
Existing single-channel co-frequency signal blind separation (SCSBS) algorithms struggle to balance separation accuracy, computational complexity, and robustness, while current channel state information (CSI) estimation methods lack precision. To address these limitations, we propose a sequential detection (SD)-based iterative separation (SDIS) algorithm. SDIS incorporates a delayed unscented Kalman filter (DUKF) into an iterative decision feedback framework, jointly enhancing signal separation and CSI estimation. Simulation results show that SDIS outperforms benchmarks in separation accuracy, CSI estimation accuracy, computational efficiency, and robustness. Notably, when the mean bit error rate (MBER) drops below , SDIS can tolerate at least dB more noise than the benchmarks.
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