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Demo: ML-based Joint Doppler Estimation and Compensation in Underwater Acoustic Comms

Published: 29 December 2022 Publication History
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    With the rapid growth of Machine Learning (ML) in recent years, more and more technical issues, which were usually solved by model-based solutions, have an opportunity to be solved with data driven solutions. Underwater Doppler effect was tackled with model-based solutions in tracking the motion and compensating the interference caused by multipath Doppler effect in communications. However, a too complex model for the harsh underwater conditions leads to massive computation and becomes an obstacle for the real-time Doppler compensation. In this research, we adopt ML techniques to solve underwater Doppler issues. We propose ML-based tracking and a tracking-aid ML-based compensation. The results show that joint tracking and compensation method have tap choosing accuracy, and in different power ratios of the two-dominant path condition with fine tree, linear Support Vector Machine (SVM), quadratic SVM and cubic SVM.

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    WUWNet '22: Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Underwater Networks & Systems
    November 2022
    190 pages
    ISBN:9781450399524
    DOI:10.1145/3567600
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    Published: 29 December 2022

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