MIMO soft demodulation via semidefinite relaxation: Efficient dual-scaling implementation and performance analysis

Mahsa Salmani, T. Davidson
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For MIMO systems with binary or QPSK signalling, soft demodulation techniques based on semidefinite relaxation (SDR) offer a desirable balance between performance and computational cost. In this paper we expand on an extension of that approach to systems with higher-order QAM signalling. In particular, we develop a customized dual-scaling algorithm to solve the semidefinite program that constitutes the core computational task of the demodulator, and we evaluate its performance via simulations and using an EXIT chart analysis. In comparison to several state-of-the-art demodulators, the proposed demodulator provides performance that comes close to that of the list sequential (LISS) demodulator, at a computational cost that is close to that of the minimum mean square error (parallel) soft interference cancellation (MMSE-SIC). Furthermore, the distribution of the computational cost is concentrated around its mean.
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半定松弛的MIMO软解调:高效双标度实现与性能分析
对于具有二进制或QPSK信号的MIMO系统,基于半定松弛(SDR)的软解调技术在性能和计算成本之间提供了理想的平衡。在本文中,我们将该方法扩展到具有高阶QAM信号的系统。特别是,我们开发了一种定制的双尺度算法来解决构成解调器核心计算任务的半定程序,并通过模拟和使用EXIT图分析来评估其性能。与几种最先进的解调器相比,所提出的解调器提供的性能接近于列表顺序(LISS)解调器,其计算成本接近于最小均方误差(并行)软干扰消除(MMSE-SIC)。此外,计算成本的分布集中在其均值附近。
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