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    Blind Single Channel Deconvolution using Nonstationary Signal Processing

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    New receiver for joint blind equalization and carrier phase recovery of QAM signals

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    Blind Separation of Discrete Sources

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    International audienceA polynomial criterion is proposed to perform blind source separation, extending previous works to MIMO systems. The criterion is proved to be asymptotically MAP-equivalent in presence of PSK sources. An efficient minimization algorithm dedicated to polynomial criteria is then developed, improving on the fixed-step stochastic gradient previously utilized in this framework

    The Affine Uncertainty Principle, Associated Frames and Applications in Signal Processing

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    Uncertainty relations play a prominent role in signal processing, stating that a signal can not be simultaneously concentrated in the two related domains of the corresponding phase space. In particular, a new uncertainty principle for the affine group, which is directly related to the wavelet transform has lead to a new minimizing waveform. In this thesis, a frame construction is proposed which leads to approximately tight frames based on this minimizing waveform. Frame properties such as the diagonality of the frame operator as well as lower and upper frame bounds are analyzed. Additionally, three applications of such frame constructions are introduced: inpainting of missing audio data, detection of neuronal spikes in extracellular recorded data and peak detection in MALDI imaging data

    A Novel Diversity Receiver Structure for Severe Fading and Frequency Offset Conditions

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    This paper presents a novel diversity receiver of MPSK signal in fading channel in the presence of the carrier frequency offset. As a part of this receiver, a new algorithm for the estimation of the combining coefficients (ECC algorithm) is introduced. Having in mind that the QPSK modulation is one of the most used modulation formats in many wireless communication standards (LTE, WiFi, WiMax), the performance of the proposed receiver is analyzed in more detail for the QPSK modulation. In the presence of Rayleigh fading, representing the most severe fading condition, this algorithm shows significantly better performance comparing to the same receiver structure that uses conventional constant modulus algorithm (CMA1 or CMA2). The proposed diversity receiver structure with ECC algorithm operates within a wide carrier frequency offset range with a very small variation of the performance. For this reason, it can be applied in 4G mobile communication systems

    Parametric estimation in noisy blind deconvolution model: a new estimation procedure

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    In a parametric framework, the paper is devoted to the study of a new estimation procedure for the inverse filter and the level noise in a complex noisy blind discrete deconvolution model. Our estimation method is a consequence of the sharp exploitation of the specifical properties of the Hankel forms. The distribution of the input signal is also estimated. The strong consistency and the asymptotic distribution of all estimates are established. A consistent simulation study is added in order to demonstrate empirically the computational performance of our estimation procedures.Comment: Submitted to the Electronic Journal of Statistics (http://www.i-journals.org/ejs/) by the Institute of Mathematical Statistics (http://www.imstat.org
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