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We investigate the performance of deep learning in recovering the complex-valued field of a weak-carrier-assisted single side-band signal from two intensity measurements that are decorrelated by dispersion. The proposed scheme relies on a supervised learning-based convolutional neural network to map the intensity measurements to the full-field. Unlike conventional iterative phase retrieval schemes, the proposed scheme does not require any iterations, digital upsampling, or pilot symbols, and can operate both at low carrier-to-signal-power ratio (CSPR) and at low applied dispersion value. Through numerical simulations in relevant system settings, we compare the performance of the proposed scheme with two recently proposed carrier-assisted iterative phase retrieval schemes: one based on the solution of a nonlinear optimization problem, and the other based on a modified Gerchberg&#x2013;Saxton algorithm. The results show that the proposed scheme complies with the 7&#x0025; hard-decision forward error correction threshold after 24 GBaud 32-QAM transmission over 100&#x00A0;km of standard single-mode fiber at a CSPR of 0&#x00A0;dB, with 3.6 times lower applied dispersion value, 30&#x0025; to 90&#x0025; lower complexity, and with less than 2&#x00A0;dB sensitivity penalty compared to conventional iterative phase retrieval schemes. These results support the potential of deep learning to realize phase retrieval-based coherent receivers that are compatible with the low complexity requirements of short-reach optical networks.

Edge-Carrier-Assisted Phase Retrieval At Low CSPR and Low Dispersion Diversity With Deep Learning