Blind Symbol Rate Estimation Using Wavelet Transform and Deep Learning for FSK Modulated Signals

Inna Valieva, I. Voitenko, M. Björkman, J. Åkerberg, Mikael Ekström
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This paper is focused on the blind symbol rate estimation for the digital FSK modulated signals, based on the classification between three symbol rate classes: 10, 100, and 1000 KSymbol/second using the scalogram images obtained from continuous wavelet transform with Morse wavelet. Pretrained deep learning AlexNet has been transfer learned to classify between symbol rate classes. Training, testing, and validation data sets have been composed of the artificial data generated using Bernoulli binary random signal generator modulated into FSK signal corrupted by additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) noise with SNR ranging from 1 to 30 dB. Training and validation data sets have been augmented to obtain twice more extensive data set i.e 1800 scalogram images, compared to the original size of 900 samples. The average classification accuracy during validation has reached 99.7 % and during testing 100 % and 96.3 % for the data sets with SNR 25–30 dB and 20–25 dB respectively. The proposed algorithm has been compared with cyclostationary and has shown improved classification accuracy, especially in conditions of low SNR.
基于小波变换和深度学习的FSK调制信号盲码率估计
利用莫尔斯小波连续小波变换得到的尺度图图像,基于10、100、1000 KSymbol/s三种符号速率的分类,研究了数字FSK调制信号的盲码率估计。预训练深度学习AlexNet已被转移学习分类之间的符号率类。训练、测试和验证数据集由伯努利二进制随机信号发生器产生的人工数据组成,这些数据被调制成被加性高斯白噪声(AWGN)噪声破坏的FSK信号,信噪比范围为1至30 dB。训练和验证数据集已经增强,以获得两倍更广泛的数据集,即1800个尺度图图像,而不是原始的900个样本。对于信噪比为25-30 dB和20-25 dB的数据集,验证时的平均分类准确率达到99.7%,测试时的平均分类准确率为100%和96.3%。将该算法与循环平稳算法进行了比较,结果表明该算法的分类精度有所提高,特别是在低信噪比条件下。
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