Detecting Signals Noise reduction is a critical issue in channel estimation and signal translation performance in cognitive networks. As a result, a criterion for measuring the degree of correctness and reliability of the signals is required. Nowadays, neural networks play an essential role in computations, and when paired with statistical approaches, they produce ideal results in the identification of separability. The separability degree was employed as a criterion for separating and identifying noise from the main signal in this work. To make the signal more suitable by boosting noise detection quality, we utilise statistical hypotheses and declare specific statistical criteria for signal validity. For our signal, this technique assumes two states: incorrect identification of a weak signal and proper detection of the primary signal. All of this will be accomplished using statistical neural approaches.
Author(S) Details
Hadi Alipour
Education Department, Payame Noor, Tehran, Shiraz, Iran.
Saeed Ayat
University of Payame Noor, Najaf Abad, Iran.
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