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Low-Complexity Sequential Detection Framework for Single-Channel Co-Frequency Signal Separation
Practical separation of single-channel co-frequency signals (SCCFSs) is hindered by the prohibitive computational complexity of benchmark algorithms. To address this issue, we propose a low-complexity separation framework based on sequential detection (SD), in which signal separation is cast as a
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