3. Research of Blind Equalization Algorithms Based on FFNN
Liyi Zhang
Abstract
Liyi Zhang
Abstract
In this chapter, the basic principle of feed-forward neural network (FFNN) is analyzed. First, blind equalization algorithms based on the three-layer FFNN, fourlayer FFNN, and five-layer FFNN are studied. Then iteration formulas of algorithms are derived. Computer simulations are done. The theoretical analysis and experimental results verify that with the increase of layer number, the algorithm convergence rate becomes slow and the computational complexity increases. But the steady residual error decreases after the algorithm converged, that is, the approximation ability enhances. Second, the improved BP algorithm is applied to the blind equalization algorithm, then blind equalization algorithms based on the momentum term, time-varying momentum term, and variable step size are studied. When these new algorithms are compared with the blind equalization algorithm based on the traditional BP algorithm, the performances of the new algorithms can be improved.
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In this chapter, the basic principle of feed-forward neural network (FFNN) is analyzed. First, blind equalization algorithms based on the three-layer FFNN, fourlayer FFNN, and five-layer FFNN are studied. Then iteration formulas of algorithms are derived. Computer simulations are done. The theoretical analysis and experimental results verify that with the increase of layer number, the algorithm convergence rate becomes slow and the computational complexity increases. But the steady residual error decreases after the algorithm converged, that is, the approximation ability enhances. Second, the improved BP algorithm is applied to the blind equalization algorithm, then blind equalization algorithms based on the momentum term, time-varying momentum term, and variable step size are studied. When these new algorithms are compared with the blind equalization algorithm based on the traditional BP algorithm, the performances of the new algorithms can be improved.
Key concepts: Blind equalization, Algorithm, Computer science, Equalization (audio), Convergence (economics), Artificial neural network, Feedforward neural network, Feed forward