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Miguel Alberto Melgarejo-Rey, MSc

Andrés Gaona-Barrera, MSc

Carlos Barreto-Suárez

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Abstract

This paper presents an approach for time varying non-linear channel equalization based on fuzzy systems and single-neuron training. The method consists of two stages: the first one uses supervised learning in order to determine channel states and to provide an initial tuning of the fuzzy equalizer parameters. The second one dynamically adjusts the equalizer to follow the varying behavior of the channel through unsupervised learning. This proposal is compared with a radial basis network over the equalization of a time-varying communication channel reported in previous works. Experiments are carried out through Monte Carlo simulations. Results show that the proposed approach presents a performance than that of a radial basis function in terms of the bit error rate of a communication system.

Keywords

Digital communications, equalizers (electronics), adaptive filters, neural networks (computer science), fuzzy systemComunicaciones digitales, ecualizadores (electrónica), filtros adaptivos, redes neurales (computadores), sistemas difusos

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How to Cite
Melgarejo-Rey, M. A., Gaona-Barrera, A., & Barreto-Suárez, C. (2011). Adaptive fuzzy equalization based on neuron grouping for time-varying non-linear channels. Ingenieria Y Universidad, 15(2). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.iyu15-2.edab
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