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Probabilistic shaping benefits and practicality for higher-order QAM
Probabilistic shaping schemes and their benefits are reviewed. Probabilistic Amplitude Shaping (PAS) is presented, a layered architecture currently considered for industrial applications. Implementation challenges and proposed solutions are discussed, including distribution matching algorithms for shaping, integration with forward error correction, and digital signal processing.