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Journal Article
A Novel Complex-Valued Hybrid Neural Network for Automatic Modulation Classification
2023
Overview
Currently, dealing directly with in-phase and quadrature time series data using the deep learning method is widely used in signal modulation classification. However, there is a relative lack of methods that consider the complex properties of signals. Therefore, to make full use of the inherent relationship between in-phase and quadrature time series data, a complex-valued hybrid neural network (CV-PET-CSGDNN) based on the existing PET-CGDNN network is proposed in this paper, which consists of phase parameter estimation, parameter transformation, and complex-valued signal feature extraction layers. The complex-valued signal feature extraction layers are composed of complex-valued convolutional neural networks (CNN), complex-valued gate recurrent units (GRU), squeeze-and-excite (SE) blocks, and complex-valued dense neural networks (DNN). The proposed network can improve the extraction of the intrinsic relationship between in-phase and quadrature time series data with low capacity and then improve the accuracy of modulation classification. Experiments are carried out on RML2016.10a and RML2018.01a. The results show that, compared with ResNet, CLDNN, MCLDNN, PET-CGDNN, and CV-ResNet models, our proposed complex-valued neural network (CVNN) achieves the highest average accuracy of 61.50% and 62.92% for automatic modulation classification, respectively. In addition, the proposed CV-PET-CSGDNN has a significant improvement in the misjudgment situation between 64QAM, 128QAM, and 256QAM compared with PET-CGDNN on RML2018.01a.
Publisher
MDPI AG
Subject
/ Methods
