A powerful machine learning detector based on the k-nearest neighbors (KNN) algorithm is proposed to overcome system impairments. The zero-dispersion link (ZDL), dispersion managed link (DML), and dispersion unmanaged link (DUL) are considered. Meanwhile, an improved algorithm, the distance-weight KNN, is introduced, which outperforms the conventional maximum likelihood-post compensation approach. The numerical results show that KNN is feasible for overcoming various impairments, especially for non-Gaussian symmetric noise, such as laser phase noise and nonlinear phase noise in the ZDL or DML.
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