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Quasi-Incoherent Filtration Algorithm for Linear Recurrent Sequences

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Abstract—This paper considers the problem of synchronization in information transmission systems that use noiselike signals based on linear recurrent sequences (LRSs). For a model of a sequence of characters we use an approach associated with the representation of an LRS as a Markov chain. Radio access systems use synchronization for pilot sequences based on LRSs, which can be received using the algorithms described in this paper. The paper is devoted to the synthesis of quasi-incoherent recurrent LRS-filtration algorithms; the results of their statistical simulation are presented.

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Bakulin, M.G., Kreyndelin, V.B. & Pankratov, D.Y. Quasi-Incoherent Filtration Algorithm for Linear Recurrent Sequences. J. Commun. Technol. Electron. 64, 854–862 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064226919080199

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