A universal decoding procedure is proposed for memoryless Gaussian channels with deterministic interfering signals from a certain class. The proposed decoder is universal in the sense that it is independent of the channel parameters and the unknown interfering signal, and, at the same time, attains the same random coding error exponent as the optimal maximum likelihood (ML) decoder, which utilizes full knowledge of the channel parameters and the interfering signal. The proposed decoding rule can be regarded as a continuous-alphabet version of the universal maximum mutual information decoder.>
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