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Each dataset consists of
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1,000 samples, produced by synthesizing single-channel base-
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band signals modulated with 5G-standard quadrature phase-
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shift keying (QPSK). The signals incorporate realistic pulse
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shaping and interference patterns to emulate characteristics
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representative of modern 5G communication systems. For
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reproducibility, fixed seed values were used during generation.
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Each sample contains 1,024 complex-valued in-phase and
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quadrature (I/Q) samples, captured at a 1 MHz sampling
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rate, corresponding to a time duration of approximately 1.024
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milliseconds. The signals were generated at baseband (0 Hz
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carrier frequency) with unit power prior to normalization.
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This approach aligns with common digital communications
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simulation practices, where operations are performed in the
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baseband domain for computational efficiency, followed by
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normalization during preprocessing for model input.
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All signals were generated using 4 samples per symbol and
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passed through a root-raised cosine pulse shaping filter with an
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excess bandwidth factor of 0.35. This configuration is standard
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in practice for producing spectrally efficient and distortion-
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minimized signals from digital data streams.
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