Procedure for equalizing distorted data signals

Data processing: artificial intelligence – Neural network – Learning method

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ABSTRACT:
A neural network is provided for equalizing distorted data signals. The data signal to be equalized is coupled via time-delay elements to a group of networks for weighting. The output signals of the networks for weighting are coupled to the input terminals of a plurality of neurons whose outputs are coupled, via a respective amplifier, to input terminals of a further neuron having an output terminals where the equalized data signal can be tapped.

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