Bin Wang

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2022
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Haiwang Wang, Bin Wang, Yongbin Li:
IAFNet: Few-Shot Learning for Modulation Recognition in Underwater Impulsive Noise. IEEE Commun. Lett. 26(5): 1047-1051 (2022)
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Haiwang Wang, Bin Wang, Lulu Wu, Qiang Tang:
Multihydrophone Fusion Network for Modulation Recognition. Sensors 22(9): 3214 (2022)
2021
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Lulu Wu, Bin Wang, Yan Huang, Haiwang Wang, Qiang Tang:
A Blind Demodulation Algorithm for Underwater Acoustic MPSK Signal. IEEE Access 9: 147458-147470 (2021)
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Haiwang Wang, Bin Wang, Ran Wang, Qiyue Ouyang:
Modulation Recognition Method for Underwater Acoustic Communication Signal Based on Relation Network under Small Sample Set. ICCT 2021: 1287-1291

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