An optoelectronic assembly for reducing interference in an optical data stream received over a channel includes a converter, an equalizer, a microcontroller, and a comparator. The converter converts the optical data stream to an electrical signal. The equalizer, including a set of filter coefficients, filters the electrical data stream and generates a filtered signal. The comparator compares the filtered signal against a threshold value to generate a set of data values. The microcontroller includes: logic for generating one or more correlation statistics, where each correlation statistic reduces data components of the electrical signal; logic for estimating a channel response reflecting dispersion in the channel, based at least in part on the one or more correlation statistics; logic for determining the set of filter coefficients for the equalizer; and logic for adaptively updating the set of filter coefficients to reflect time-varying changes in the channel response.

 
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