A multi-representation domain
feature fusion signal modulation identification method based on
mask reconstruction driving comprises the following steps: 1) in a pre-training stage, respectively applying random
mask operation to an I channel, a Q channel, an amplitude component and a phase component generated by decomposing an input
signal; 2) then inputting into an
encoder for encoding
processing, extracting a
feature vector through the
encoder, dynamically integrating feature information through a gating fusion module guided by residual connection, and reconstructing a masked area by using a reconstruction head to realize self-
supervised learning so as to obtain robust general representation; 3) in a
fine tuning stage, inputting an unmasked downstream task
data set, loading the weight obtained in the pre-training stage, merging signals of four representation domains (in-phase component, orthogonal component, amplitude and phase), inputting the merged signals into an
encoder, and dynamically integrating cross-representation domain feature information through a gating fusion module guided by residual connection; and 4) finally inputting the fusion features into a classification head, and outputting a modulation category identification result. According to the method, the training cost and the over-fitting risk when the model migrates to the
specific identification task are greatly reduced, effective unification of high precision, strong generalization and low cost is also realized, and the practicability and deployment efficiency of the method are remarkably enhanced.