Abstract
The blind identification of possibly singular linear structures is considered in this paper. It is shown, in a constructive proof, that general linear structures is identifiable by its output statistics if and only if all sources are non-Gaussian. A set of sufficient conditions for the identifiability of linear structures using only the fourth-order cumulants are also given that generalize existing identifiability conditions
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