Impulsive Noise
Impulsive noise, characterized by sporadic bursts of high-amplitude interference, poses a significant challenge to signal processing across various applications, from digital audio broadcasting to image processing. Current research focuses on developing robust algorithms and models, such as those based on sparse signal recovery, Markov-Middleton models, and M-estimators, to mitigate the effects of this noise, often incorporating machine learning techniques for data-driven solutions. These advancements are crucial for improving the reliability and performance of numerous systems, particularly in environments with unpredictable and harsh noise conditions, leading to enhanced signal quality and system robustness.
Papers
Analysis of Impulsive Interference in Digital Audio Broadcasting Systems in Electric Vehicles
Chin-Hung Chen, Wen-Hung Huang, Boris Karanov, Alex Young, Yan Wu, Wim van Houtum
Data-Driven Symbol Detection for Intersymbol Interference Channels with Bursty Impulsive Noise
Boris Karanov, Chin-Hung Chen, Yan Wu, Alex Young, Wim van Houtum