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Lucian Vumilia Ngeze,Sridhar Iyerhms utilise the decision-theoretic approach while the others utilise the ANN approach. In each approach, three groups of modulation recognisers are presented. The first is used for the recognition of analogue modulations only, the second is used for the recognition of digital modulations only, and t

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780312376192quires long signal duration and strong SNR to decide about the modulation type of an RF signal. So, these recognisers are mainly used in off-line analysis. Furthermore, none of these recognisers considered VSB and combined modulation signals. In this chapter a set of fast algorithms for the recognit

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G. J. Deon Rossouw,Alejo José G. Sisonrithms utilise the decision-theoretic approach in addition to another three groups of algorithms utilising the ANN approach. In each approach, one group is for the recognition of analogue modulations only, the second is for the recognition of digital modulations only, and the third is for the recogn

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Recognition of Analogue Modulations,ons are still in use especially in the third world countries. So, the aim of this chapter is to discuss some of the available analogue modulation recognisers and to introduce some quick and fast algorithms for the well known analogue modulation types. The analogue modulation types that can be classi

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Recognition of Digital Modulations,ion recognisers. Most of the digital modulation recognisers discussed in Chapter 1 utilise the pattern recognition approach such as [4], and [14]. So, they require long signal duration and the processing time may be very long; and this leads to the use of these algorithms in off-line analysis. Furth