Linear prediction based semi-blind estimation of MIMO FIR channels

A. Medles, T. Slock, E. Carvalho, Eurecom
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The multichannel aspect has led to the development of a wealth of blind channel estimation techniques over the last decade. However, most of these blind techniques are not very robust and only allow us to estimate the channel up to a number of ambiguities, especially in the MIMO case. On the other hand, all current standardized communication systems employ some form of known inputs to allow channel estimation. The channel estimation performance in those cases can always be improved by a semi-blind approach which exploits both training and blind information. The purpose of this paper is to introduce semi-blind techniques of which the complexity is not immensely much higher than that of training-based techniques. The semi-blind criteria are quadratic and combine a training-based least-squares criterion with a blind criterion based on linear prediction. A variety of convenient linear prediction approaches are considered.
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基于线性预测的MIMO FIR信道半盲估计
在过去的十年中,多信道方面导致了大量盲信道估计技术的发展。然而,这些盲技术中的大多数都不是很健壮,并且只允许我们估计到一些模糊的信道,特别是在MIMO情况下。另一方面,所有当前的标准化通信系统都采用某种形式的已知输入来进行信道估计。在这些情况下,信道估计性能总是可以通过利用训练和盲信息的半盲方法来提高。本文的目的是介绍复杂度并不比基于训练的技术高很多的半盲技术。半盲准则是二次型的,结合了基于训练的最小二乘准则和基于线性预测的盲准则。考虑了各种方便的线性预测方法。
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