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On The Fast Convergence Of Dd-Lms Dfe Using A Good Strategy Initialization

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Valuation of the effects of intersymbol interference in decision-feedback equalizers

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Adaptive minimum bit-error rate equalization for binary signaling

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Blind channel estimation and data detection using hidden Markov models

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Tight Bounds on the Error Probabilities of Decision Feedback Equalizers

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Kronecker products and matrix calculus in system theory

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Convergence analysis of self-adaptive equalizers

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Robust DFE for limiter-discriminator based HIPERLAN receivers

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Analysis Of Blind Decision Feedback Equalizer Convergence: Interest Of A Soft Decision

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