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The paper is organized is as follows: in Section 2, the system model and existing equalization techniques are presented.

Most existing blind equalization approaches have been designed to recover data transmitted over general (non-sparse) ISI channels.

The performances of the proposed algorithm are compared with existing blind equalization techniques using numerical simulations for quasi-static and time-varying frequency selective wireless channels.

Finally, in Section 4, the performances of the proposed technique are assessed through numerical simulations and compared with existing blind equalization techniques.

In this paper, the proposed algorithm was compared to the existing local histogram equalization (LHE) [34], MSR [22], spatially adaptive retinex variational model (SARV) [35], and Naturalness preserved enhancement algorithm (NPEA) [36] methods.

Different from existing methods employing joint equalization and symbolwise phase tracking technology, the proposed scheme decouples the interference cancelation (IC) operation and the phase compensation operation, leading to a generalized equalizer structure combining an IC equalizer with a phase compensator.

The reported results showed advantages of this parametric equalization compared to existing methods.

Some of the existing illumination normalization techniques include the histogram equalization (HE) [28], gamma correction (GC) [29], the logarithm transform (LT) [30], and the quotient image techniques [31].

The government addressed the inequality problem by merging all existing public financing schemes under the Social Security Institution with gradual equalization of health benefits packages of these schemes.

The development of new charge equalization controller (CEC) and intensifying the features of existing CECs are now great deal in the field of high-tech storage systems towards the advancement of the sustainable EV technologies.

Beyond previous work, this article introduces a novel variant of the Significance-Aware (SA) filtering concept denoted as Equalization-based SA (ESA) filtering which complements the existing efficient frequency-domain realization in [22].