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Acquisition performance of blind sequence detectors using per-survivor processing
The acquisition capabilities of binary sequence detection algorithms based on per-survivor processing (PSP) is demonstrated via numerical results. The limits of these capabilities are motivated based on analytical results and verified via computer simulations. It is demonstrated that the acquisition of PSP-based data detection algorithms is very rapid and can be improved even further by carefully initialization.