Recent Advances on Machine Learning-aided DSP for Short-reach and Long-haul Optical Communications
Laurent Schmalen, Vincent Lauinger, Jonas Ney, Norbert Wehn, and Patrick Matalla, Sebastian Randel, Alexander von Bank and, Eike-Manuel Edelmann

TL;DR
This paper reviews recent progress in applying machine learning techniques to enhance digital signal processing in optical communications, focusing on equalizer algorithms and hardware implementations for both short-reach and long-haul systems.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of recent algorithmic and hardware advancements in ML-aided DSP for optical communications, emphasizing both conventional and neuromorphic approaches.
Findings
Improved equalization algorithms using machine learning.
Implementation of ML-based DSP on neuromorphic hardware.
Enhanced performance in optical communication systems.
Abstract
In this paper, we highlight recent advances in the use of machine learning for implementing equalizers for optical communications. We highlight both algorithmic advances as well as implementation aspects using conventional and neuromorphic hardware.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOptical Network Technologies · Advanced Photonic Communication Systems · Advanced Optical Network Technologies
