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María José Madero Ayora

Profesora Titular de Universidad

Universidad de Sevilla

Spain

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María José Madero Ayora is a Profesora Titular de Universidad at Universidad de Sevilla, Spain. Her research areas include digital predistortion techniques for power amplifiers, machine learning applications in Wi-Fi analytics, and Bayesian methods for signal processing in wireless systems. Her recent articles focus on robust design methods, reduced-complexity architectures, and the application of advanced statistical approaches to enhance performance in telecommunications.

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Carlos Crespo-Cadenas

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Universidad de Sevilla

SPAIN

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Sergio Cruces

Universidad de Sevilla

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A Sparse Bayesian Technique to Learn the Frequency-Domain Active Regressors in OFDM Wireless Systems

De-Randomization of MAC Addresses Using Fingerprints and RSSI With ML for Wi-Fi Analytics

Implementation of Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers for Solving Power Amplifier Linearization Problem: Theoretical Foundations and Proof of Concept

A Sparse-Bayesian Approach for the Design of Robust Digital Predistorters Under Power-Varying Operation

A Bivariate Volterra Series Model for the Design of Power Amplifier Digital Predistorters

Upgrading Behavioral Models for the Design of Digital Predistorters

A Reduced-Complexity Direct Learning Architecture for Digital Predistortion Through Iterative Pseudoinverse Calculation

An Upgraded Dual-Band Digital Predistorter Model for Power Amplifiers Linearization

On the Optimum Number of Coefficients of Sparse Digital Predistorters: A Bayesian Approach

Sparse Identification of Volterra Models for Power Amplifiers Without Pseudoinverse Computation

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