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Research on wireless signal dataset and modulation pattern recognition technology

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With the development of communication technology, the modulation methods of wireless signals show a diversified trend. Modulation pattern recognition is a very key technology in non-cooperative communication systems such as wireless signal spectrum resource regulation and modern military warfare. When performing wireless signal modulation pattern recognition, the type and quantity of the data set have an important impact on the recognition result, so it is also very important to select or construct a data set reasonably. This article mainly studies the wireless signal dataset and modulation pattern recognition technology. Firstly, provide an overview of wireless signal datasets and introduce the types and construction of wireless signal datasets. Subsequently, the principle of modulation pattern recognition is introduced and the research status of three types of modulation recognition methods, namely, likelihood ratio recognition method based on decision theory, modulation pattern recognition technique based on feature extraction and modulation recognition technique based on deep learning, is elaborated. And compare the performance of various modulation recognition technologies. Finally, a summary and outlook were made on future research directions.

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        CSAI '23: Proceedings of the 2023 7th International Conference on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
        December 2023
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        ISBN:9798400708688
        DOI:10.1145/3638584

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