Distributed Multi-Cell Multi-User MISO Downlink Beamforming via Deep Reinforcement Learning

The sum rate maximization beamforming problem for a multi-cell multi-user multiple-input single-output interference channel(MISO-IC)system is considered.Conventionally,the centralized and distributed beamforming solutions to the MISO-IC system have high computational complexity and bear a heavy burden of channel state information exchange between base stations(BSs),which becomes even much worse in a large-scale antenna system.To address this,we propose a distributed deep reinforcement learning(DRL)based approach with lim⁃ited information exchange.Specifically,the original beamforming problem is decomposed of the problems of beam direction design and power allocation and the costs of information exchange between BSs are significantly reduced.In particular,each BS is provided with an inde⁃pendent deep deterministic policy gradient network that can learn to choose the beam direction scheme and simultaneously allocate power to users.Simulation results illustrate that the proposed DRL-based approach has comparable sum rate performance with much less information exchange over the conventional distributed beamforming solutions.

Recovery of Image through Alamouti Channel with Incorporation of RSA Algorithm

In many applications, it is necessary to transmit images at a remote station, where wired Internet service is not available. In this case, wireless local loop (WLL) can help in making wireless link between one end node of the internet and remote service center. In such link, the communication is heavily affected by large and small scale fading;hence the received signal experiences huge distortion in case of forward error correction. Otherwise, huge service delay arises due to frequent negative acknowledgements. To combat the situation, we can choose Alamouti channel of full rate and fully orthogonal space-time block code (OSTBC). Our aim is to transmit images through Alamouti channel and to observe the quality of the recovered image, in context of bit error rate (BER). We have also observed the impact of fading and additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) on the image without application of error correction or detection technique of channel coding. To ensure security, we apply the RSA algorithm on each pixel prior transmitting and decrypt them at the receiving end, where we found no impairment from the algorithm. Finally, we observe that the relative performance of the system changes digital modulation schemes.

Study on Performance of Wireless Multihop Networks Using MIMO MRC and MIMO MRT

This paper presents the concepts of completely connected network,mean path length and cluster for analysis performance of wireless multihop network,where matrix are used to express topology of network and use a new algorithm to compute the number of cluster in the network.Multiple-input/multiple-output(MIMO) communication promises performance enhancement over conventional single-input/single-output(SISO) technology for the same radiated power,if leveraged in multihop network,MIMO may be able to provide significant network performance improvement in network robustness and in power consumption,this paper analyzes three types of multihop networks employing SISO, MIMO with maximum ratio combining(MRC) and MIMO with maximum ratio transmission(MRT) as link model respectively,and get that using MIMO link model can increase robust,decrease mean path length by simulation.

Capacity of orthogonal space-time block codes in MISO fading channels with co-channel interference and noise

Orthogonal space-time block codes （OSTBCs） are an efficient mean in order to exploit the diversity offered by the wireless multiple-input multiple-output （MIMO） channel. This paper considers capacity problems of OSTBCs over spatially correlated multiple-input single-out （MISO） Rayleigh fading channels in the presence of spatially correlated Rayleigh co-channel interference and additive Gaussian noise, and derives exact expressions of the ergodic capacity and outage probability （capacity distribution） for such OSTBCs. Some numerical examples are given to illustrate the effect of co-channel interference on the ergodic and outage capacity of OSTBCs.

Robust Precoding Schemes for Multi-User MISO-OFDM Downlink with Limited Time-Domain Feedback

In multi-user multiple-input single-output orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing （MISO-OFDM） downlinks with limited feedback, both linear precoders （LP） and Tomlinson-Harashima precoders （THP） experience performance degradation due to inaccurate channel state information at the transmitter （CSIT）. This analysis treats the downlink channels as random quantities and exploits their second order statistics in robust precoding schemes to correct the errors introduced in the feedback procedure. The time-domain channel vectors are found to reduce the feedback overhead more than the frequency-domain vectors. A compression and restoration method and a codebook design are also given to obtain compact feedback quantities. Simulations show that the robust LP and THP are superior to the previous methods with tradeoffs possible between performance and feedback overhead.