A method based on the maximum a posteriori probability （MAP） criterion is proposed to estimate the channel frequency response （CFR） matrix and interference- plus-noise spatial covariance matrix （SCM） for multipl...A method based on the maximum a posteriori probability （MAP） criterion is proposed to estimate the channel frequency response （CFR） matrix and interference- plus-noise spatial covariance matrix （SCM） for multiple input and multiple output orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （MIMO-OFDM） systems. An iterative solution is proposed to solve the MAP-based problem and an interference rejection combining （IRC） receiver is derived to suppress co-channel interference （CCI） based on the estimated CFR and SCM. Furthermore, considering the property of SCM, i. e., Hermitian and semi-definite, two schemes are proposed to improve the accuracy of SCM estimation. The first scheme is proposed to parameterize the SCM via a sum of a series of matrices in the time domain. The second scheme measures the SCM on each subcarrier as a low-rank model while the model order can be chosen through the penalized-likelihood approach. Simulation results are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.展开更多
To reduce the negative impact of channel quantization errors, a low-complexity transceiver joint design scheme for both the transmit beamformers and receive combining vectors is proposed in the two-user multiple-input...To reduce the negative impact of channel quantization errors, a low-complexity transceiver joint design scheme for both the transmit beamformers and receive combining vectors is proposed in the two-user multiple-input multiple-output （MIMO） system. In the scheme, the channel nullspace quantization vector is used as the transmit beamformer of the interference user directly based on channel null-space feedback. Since the interference can be determined at the receiver, interference rejection combining （IRC） is jointly utilized to cancel the inter-user interference. Simulation re- sults show that the proposed scheme can provide substantial sum-rate improvement especially at high SNR.展开更多
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61320106003,61222102)the National High Technology Research and Development Program of China(863 Program)(No.2012AA01A506)
文摘A method based on the maximum a posteriori probability （MAP） criterion is proposed to estimate the channel frequency response （CFR） matrix and interference- plus-noise spatial covariance matrix （SCM） for multiple input and multiple output orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （MIMO-OFDM） systems. An iterative solution is proposed to solve the MAP-based problem and an interference rejection combining （IRC） receiver is derived to suppress co-channel interference （CCI） based on the estimated CFR and SCM. Furthermore, considering the property of SCM, i. e., Hermitian and semi-definite, two schemes are proposed to improve the accuracy of SCM estimation. The first scheme is proposed to parameterize the SCM via a sum of a series of matrices in the time domain. The second scheme measures the SCM on each subcarrier as a low-rank model while the model order can be chosen through the penalized-likelihood approach. Simulation results are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
基金Supported by the Sino-Swedish IMT-Advanced and Beyond Cooperative Program(2008DFA11780)
文摘To reduce the negative impact of channel quantization errors, a low-complexity transceiver joint design scheme for both the transmit beamformers and receive combining vectors is proposed in the two-user multiple-input multiple-output （MIMO） system. In the scheme, the channel nullspace quantization vector is used as the transmit beamformer of the interference user directly based on channel null-space feedback. Since the interference can be determined at the receiver, interference rejection combining （IRC） is jointly utilized to cancel the inter-user interference. Simulation re- sults show that the proposed scheme can provide substantial sum-rate improvement especially at high SNR.
