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This paper formulates the channel equalization problem in the framework of constrained maximum-likelihood estimation. This allows us to highlight key issues including the need to summarize past data and to apply a finite alphabet constraint over a sliding optimization window. The approach adopted here leads to embellishments of the usual (nonadaptive) decision-feedback equalizer and its multistep extensions. It includes a provision for degrees of belief in past estimates, which addresses the problem of error propagation.
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Quevedo et al. (2007) studied this question.
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