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Classification of linear and non-linear modulations using the Baum–Welch algorithm and MCMC methods

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Fig. 1. Classical linear modulation constellations.
Fig. 4. State trellis diagram of GMSK signal, BT = 0.5, L= 2, M =2.
Fig. 5. GMSK constellations displayed for the two standardized cases:
Fig. 9. Average probability of correct classification versus f r
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