RAGMCL: A Correlation-Feature-Incorporated Multichannel Network for Signal Modulation Recognition

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Abstract Signal modulation recognition (SMR) is crucial in wireless communication systems. In recent years, various modulation recognition algorithms based on deep learning have emerged. However, the problems of low recognition accuracy and a large number of network parameters have not been well solved. To overcome these challenges, this article presents an improved spatiotemporal multi-channel network (MCLDNN) called RAGMCL network by combining the signal correlation feature, attention mechanism module, and random Gaussian noise. The proposed approach introduces a four-channel convolutional network by augmenting the input of the original MCLDNN network with an additional channel. This channel utilizes the IQCLNet technique to extract relevant features from IQ signals, thereby enhancing the feature set used for network training. Moreover, an attention mechanism module is incorporated into the convolutional layer to assign training weights, emphasizing significant features during the learning process. Replacing the LSTM layer with BiGRU to exploit the IQ signal features fully. Additionally, introducing random Gaussian noise after the fully connected layer to discard irrelevant output features randomly, enhances the model's robustness and recognition accuracy. The RAGMCL network is evaluated using four publicly available datasets: RML2016.10a, RML2016.10b, RML2016.04c, and RML2018.01a. Experimental results demonstrate that the RAGMCL network achieves higher recognition accuracy across all four datasets while reducing the model parameters by 19.85%, combining the advantages of low number of parameters and high recognition accuracy. The RAGMCL network designed in this thesis holds potential for satellite communication applications.
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In recent years, various modulation recognition algorithms based on deep learning have emerged. However, the problems of low recognition accuracy and a large number of network parameters have not been well solved. To overcome these challenges, this article presents an improved spatiotemporal multi-channel network (MCLDNN) called RAGMCL network by combining the signal correlation feature, attention mechanism module, and random Gaussian noise. The proposed approach introduces a four-channel convolutional network by augmenting the input of the original MCLDNN network with an additional channel. This channel utilizes the IQCLNet technique to extract relevant features from IQ signals, thereby enhancing the feature set used for network training. Moreover, an attention mechanism module is incorporated into the convolutional layer to assign training weights, emphasizing significant features during the learning process. Replacing the LSTM layer with BiGRU to exploit the IQ signal features fully. Additionally, introducing random Gaussian noise after the fully connected layer to discard irrelevant output features randomly, enhances the model's robustness and recognition accuracy. The RAGMCL network is evaluated using four publicly available datasets: RML2016.10a, RML2016.10b, RML2016.04c, and RML2018.01a. Experimental results demonstrate that the RAGMCL network achieves higher recognition accuracy across all four datasets while reducing the model parameters by 19.85%, combining the advantages of low number of parameters and high recognition accuracy. The RAGMCL network designed in this thesis holds potential for satellite communication applications. Physical sciences/Mathematics and computing/Computer science Physical sciences/Engineering/Aerospace engineering Physical sciences/Engineering/Electrical and electronic engineering Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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