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Iterative message passing algorithms (iMPAs) which are generalized from the well-known turbo principle can reach a rapid pseudo-noise (PN) sequence acquisition at low computational complexity. However, its performance will degrade at low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). In this paper, a soft information improvement using multiple samples in one chip is proposed. Meanwhile, to mitigate the timing error...
The problem of longest common subsequence is defined as finding the longest common subsequence of two input sequences. It can be employed in many fields such as speech and signal processing, data compression, syntactic pattern recognition, string processing, and genetic engineering. Usually, lengths of both input sequences are very long, resulting in long processing time. Many previous algorithms...
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