Blind identification consists of estimating the impulse response of a linear, time-invariant channel used for transmission of digital data by observing the channel output without knowledge of the transmitted symbol sequence. We show how a previously proposed algorithm (Moulines et al., 1995) based on second-order statistics of the received signal can be modified to account for correlated noise.
['J.B. Gomez del Moral', 'Ezio Biglieri']
Blind identification of digital communication channels with correlated noise