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Blind adaptive reduced-rank estimation based on the constant modulus criterion and diversity combined decimation and interpolation

Authors: Rodrigo C. de Lamare; Raimundo Sampaio Neto; Martin Haardt;

Blind adaptive reduced-rank estimation based on the constant modulus criterion and diversity combined decimation and interpolation

Abstract

This work proposes a low-complexity blind adaptive reduced-rank method (BARC) for symbol estimation using an adaptive decimation and interpolation scheme based on diversity-combining and the constant modulus criterion for interference suppression. The proposed approach employs an iterative procedure to jointly optimize the interpolation, decimation and estimation tasks for blind reduced-rank parameter estimation. We describe joint iterative estimators based on the constrained constant modulus (CCM) criterion, introduce alternative decimation structures, including the optimal decimation scheme, and develop low-complexity stochastic gradient adaptive algorithms for the proposed structure. Simulations for a CDMA interference suppression application show an excellent performance and substantial gains over prior art.

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