Automatic modulation classification (AMC) plays a critical role in both civilian and military applications. In this letter, we propose a multi-scale radio transformer (Ms-RaT) with dual-channel representation for fine-grained modulation classification (FMC). In Ms-RaT, a dual-channel representation (DcR) of radio signals is designed to help the model learn discriminative features by converging multi-modality information, including frequency, amplitude, and phase. During the learning process, multi-scale analysis is introduced into the model to form the tighter decision boundary. Finally, extensive simulation results demonstrate that Ms-RaT can achieve superior modulation classification accuracy with the similar or lower computational complexity than existing state-of-the-art deep learning methods. Through ablation studies, we also validate the effectiveness of DcR and multi-scale analysis in Ms-RaT.

Fine-grained Modulation Classification Using Multi-scale Radio Transformer with Dual-channel Representation

Zheng Q.;Wang H.;Elhanashi A.;Saponara S.
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2022-01-01

Abstract

Automatic modulation classification (AMC) plays a critical role in both civilian and military applications. In this letter, we propose a multi-scale radio transformer (Ms-RaT) with dual-channel representation for fine-grained modulation classification (FMC). In Ms-RaT, a dual-channel representation (DcR) of radio signals is designed to help the model learn discriminative features by converging multi-modality information, including frequency, amplitude, and phase. During the learning process, multi-scale analysis is introduced into the model to form the tighter decision boundary. Finally, extensive simulation results demonstrate that Ms-RaT can achieve superior modulation classification accuracy with the similar or lower computational complexity than existing state-of-the-art deep learning methods. Through ablation studies, we also validate the effectiveness of DcR and multi-scale analysis in Ms-RaT.
2022
Zheng, Q.; Zhao, P.; Wang, H.; Elhanashi, A.; Saponara, S.
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