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220 S Choi and A Cichocki A hybrid learning approach to blind deconvolution of linear MIMO systems Electronics Letters, 35(17):1429 1430, August 19 1999 221 S Choi and A Cichocki A hybrid learning approach to blind deconvolution of MIMO systems In IEEE Signal Processing Workshop on Higher-order Statistics (HOS 99), pages 292 295, Ceasarea, Israel, June 14-16 1999 222 S Choi and A Cichocki An unsupervised hybrid network for blind separation of independent non-Gaussian source signals in multipath environment Journal of Communications and Networks, 1(1):19 25, March 1999 223 S Choi and A Cichocki Blind separation of nonstationary and temporally correlated sources from noisy mixtures In IEEE Workshop on Neural Networks for Signal Processing, NNSP 2000, pages 405 414, Sydney, Australia, December 11-13 2000 224 S Choi and A Cichocki Blind separation of nonstationary sources in noisy mixtures Electronics Letters, 36:848 849, April 2000 225 S Choi and A Cichocki.

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Algebraic di erential decorrelation for nonstationary source separation Electronics Letters, 37(23):1414 1415, 2001 226 S Choi and A Cichocki Blind equalization via approximate maximum likelihood source separation Electronics Letters, 37(1):61 62, Jan 2001 227 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari Adaptive blind deconvolution and equalization with selfadaptive nonlinearities: An information-theoretic approach In N Kasabov, R Kozma, K Ko, R O shea, and T Gedeon, editors, Progress in Connectionist-Based Information Systems, volume 1, pages 641 644, 1997 228 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari Blind equalization of SIMO channels via spatio-temporal anti-Hebbian learning rule In Proc of the 1998 IEEE Workshop on NNSP Cambridge, pages 93 102, UK, 1998 IEEE Press, NY 229 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari Flexible independent component analysis In Proc of the 1998 IEEE Workshop on NNSP, pages 83 92, Cambridge, UK, 1998 230 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari.

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Fetal electrocardiogram data analysis via exible independent component analysis In The 4th Asia-Paci c Conference on Medical & Biological Engineering (APCMBE 99), Seoul, Korea, 1999 231 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari Two spatio-temporal decorrelation learning algorithms and their application to multichannel blind deconvolution In ICASSP 99, pages 1085 1088, Phoenix, Arizona, March 15-19 1999 232 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari Flexible independent component analysis Journal of VLSI Signal Processing, 26(1/2):25 38, 2000 233 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari Local stability analysis of exible independent component analysis algorithm In ICASSP2000, pages 3426 3429, Istanbul, Turkey, June 5-9 2000 234 S Choi, A Cichocki, and S Amari Equivariant nonstationary source separation Neural Networks, 15(1), 2002 235 S Choi, A Cichocki, and A Belouchrani Blind separation of second-order nonstationary and temporally colored sources.