A method for unsupervised learning of one dimensional signals includes obtaining a sample vector from a one dimensional signal and storing the sample vector in a computer accessible memory (115) and identifying a higher dimension convex natural space where the surface of the function of a constant modulus (CM) performance measure of the sample vector is convex. The method further comprises transforming, with a computational processor (110), the sample vector from an original space into a higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix in the higher dimension natural convex space and solving, with a computational processor (110), for an optimum solution to the CM performance measure in the higher dimension convex natural space. The computational processor extracts an optimum solution to the CM performance measure in the original space.
Please help me write a proper abstract based on the patent claims. CLAIM: 1. A method for unsupervised learning of one dimensional signals comprising: obtaining a sample vector from a one dimensional signal (135) in an original space and storing the sample vector in a computer accessible memory (115); identifying a higher dimension convex natural space where a surface of a function of a constant modulus (CM) performance measure of the sample vector is convex; transforming, with a computational processor (110), the sample vector from the original space into a higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix in the higher dimension convex natural space; solving, with the computational processor (110), for an optimum solution to the CM performance measure in the higher dimension convex natural space; and extracting, with the computational processor (110), an optimum solution to the CM performance measure in the original space. 2. The method of claim 1, in which identifying the higher dimension convex natural space where the surface of the function of a constant modulus performance measure is convex comprises determining a desired number n of parameters in a weighting vector, in which the higher dimension convex natural space comprises at least n2 dimensions. 3. The method of claim 1, in which transforming the sample vector from the original space into the higher dimension convex natural space CM matrix comprises calculating a Kronecker product. 4. The method of claim 3, in which transforming the sample vector from the original space into the higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix comprises calculating a Kronecker product of a complex conjugate of the sample vector and the sample vector. 5. The method of claim 3, in which transforming the sample vector from the original space into the higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix further comprises: calculating a correlation matrix from the Kronecker product; calculating a moment matrix from the Kronecker product; and deriving the higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix from the correlation matrix and the moment matrix. 6. The method of claim 5, in which the correlation matrix is a second order matrix and the moment matrix is a fourth order matrix. 7. The method of claim 5, further comprising selecting an adaptation constant of the system based on the moment matrix. 8. The method of claim 5, in which estimates for elements of the correlation matrix and moment matrix are known a priori, the method further comprising a homotopy continuation based CM rank 1 approximation solving a system of n cubic equations with constant coefficients involving elements of the correlation matrix and moment matrix of the sample vector only. 9. The method of claim 1, in which solving for the optimum solution to the CM performance measure in the higher dimension convex natural space comprises deriving a rank 1 approximate weighting matrix from the optimum solution to the CM performance measure; the method further comprising applying the weighting matrix to the sample vector to produce a scalar value. 10. The method of claim 1, in which the method for unsupervised learning of one dimensional signals is a closed form CM rank 1 approximation. 11. The method of claim 1, in which the method for unsupervised learning of one dimensional signals is a closed form non-CM rank 1 approximation. 12. The method of claim 1, in which exact expressions for a correlation matrix and a moment matrix are not known a priori, and in which solving for an optimum solution to the constant modulus performance measure comprises in the higher dimension convex natural space comprises applying one of the following solving methods: Steepest Descent (SD), Newton Method (NM), Least Squares (LS), Least Mean Squares (LMS), Recursive Least Squares (RLS), and variations thereof. 13. The method of claim 1, in which the method comprises computational time complexity proportional to n2, where n is the number of elements in a weighting matrix in the original space; converges to find an absolute minimum regardless of initial starting conditions; and is effectively applied to both CM and non-CM signals. 14. A method for unsupervised learning of one dimensional signals comprising: obtaining a sample vector from a one dimensional signal; identifying a higher dimension convex natural space where the surface of the function of a constant modulus (CM) performance measure of the sample vector is convex by determining a desired number (n) of parameters in a weighting vector in the constant modulus performance measure, in which the higher dimension convex natural space comprises at least n2 dimensions; transforming the sample vector from an original space into a higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix in the higher dimension convex natural space by: calculating a Kronecker product of a complex conjugate of the sample vector and the sample vector; calculating a second order correlation matrix from the Kronecker product; calculating a fourth order moment matrix from the Kronecker product; and deriving the higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix from the correlation matrix and the moment matrix; selecting an adaptation constant of the system based on the moment matrix; solving for an optimum solution to the CM performance measure in the higher dimension natural convex space, deriving a rank 1 approximate weighting matrix from the optimum solution to the CM performance measure; and applying the weighting matrix to the sample vector to produce a scalar value; in which the method comprises computational time complexity proportional to n2, converges to find an absolute minimum regardless of initial starting conditions, and is effectively applied to both CM and non-CM signals. 15. A system for unsupervised learning of one dimensional signals comprising: a computer accessible memory (115); a computational processor (110) to: obtain a sample vector from a one dimensional signal and store the sample vector in the computer accessible memory (115); transform the sample vector from an original space into a higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix; and solve for an optimum solution to the CM performance measure in a higher dimension natural convex space defined by the higher dimension natural convex space CM matrix.