For more efficient data transmissions, a new MLP/BP-based channel equalizer is proposed to compensate for multi-path fading in wireless applications. In this work, for better system performance, we apply the soft output and the soft feedback structure as well as the soft decision channel decoding. Moreover, to improve packet error rate (PER) and bit error rate (BER), we search for the optimal scaling factor of the transfer function in the output layer of the MLP/BP neural networks and add small random disturbances to the training data. As compared with the conventional MLP/BP-based DFEs and the soft output MLP/BP-based DFEs, the proposed MLP/BP-based soft DFEs under multi-path fading channels can improve over 3-0.6 dB at PER=10-1 and over 3.3-0.8 dB at BER=10-3.
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Terng-Ren HSU, Chien-Ching LIN, Terng-Yin HSU, Chen-Yi LEE, "MLP/BP-Based Soft Decision Feedback Equalization with Bit-Interleaved TCM for Wireless Applications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E90-A, no. 4, pp. 879-884, April 2007, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e90-a.4.879.
Abstract: For more efficient data transmissions, a new MLP/BP-based channel equalizer is proposed to compensate for multi-path fading in wireless applications. In this work, for better system performance, we apply the soft output and the soft feedback structure as well as the soft decision channel decoding. Moreover, to improve packet error rate (PER) and bit error rate (BER), we search for the optimal scaling factor of the transfer function in the output layer of the MLP/BP neural networks and add small random disturbances to the training data. As compared with the conventional MLP/BP-based DFEs and the soft output MLP/BP-based DFEs, the proposed MLP/BP-based soft DFEs under multi-path fading channels can improve over 3-0.6 dB at PER=10-1 and over 3.3-0.8 dB at BER=10-3.
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