Abstract
Wireless communication technology has been widely used in marine engineering, marine ranching and Marine environmental monitoring. However, structural redundancy and functional confusion exist in applying neural networks in signal separation technology in underwater communication environments, which can result in a slower rate of signal separation and lead to confusion of parameters during transfer learning. Based on this, an end-to-end, internal functionally structured decoupled neural network (D-CNN) blind source separation (BSS) model is proposed in this paper, which can realize a neural network BSS algorithm with a well-defined structure and function. The one-dimensional convolutional neural network layer is used in algorithm to automatically extract observed signal's features, based on the features, and there are two generation modules of separation matrix and scaling coefficients. Then the two modules can be used to separate the observed signal and adjust the signal coefficients to obtain the separated signal. Finally the transfer learning technique is used to generalize the model, which reduces the transfer cost of the model in different application scenarios. Experimental results show that when the communication distance is set to 0.02 km–2 km, the MSE of independent signal and related signal can be reduced by 14.24% and 14.95% respectively compared with the nearest Neural FCA algorithm. The results prove that the proposed algorithm can accurately estimate the source signal and improve the signal reception quality.
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