Design of Linear Precoders for Correlated Sources in MIMO Multiple Access Channels

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Design of Linear Precoders for Correlated Sources in MIMO Multiple Access ChannelsDate
2018-12Citation
P. Suárez-Casal, J. P. González-Coma, Ó. Fresnedo and L. Castedo, "Design of Linear Precoders for Correlated Sources in MIMO Multiple Access Channels," in IEEE Transactions on Communications, vol. 66, no. 12, pp. 6110-6122, Dec. 2018, doi: 10.1109/TCOMM.2018.2863362.
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[Abstract]: This paper focuses on distributed linear precoding when users transmit correlated information over a fading multiple-input and multiple-output multiple access channel. The precoders are optimized in order to minimize the sum-mean square error (MSE) between the source and the estimated symbols. When sources are correlated, minimizing the sum-MSE results in a non-convex optimization problem. The precoders for an arbitrary number of users and transmit and receive antennas are thus obtained via a projected steepest-descent algorithm and a low-complexity heuristic approach. For the more restrictive case of two single-antenna users, a closed-form expression for the minimum sum-MSE precoders is derived. Moreover, for the scenario with a single receive antenna and any number of users, a solution is obtained by means of a semi-definite relaxation. Finally, we also consider precoding schemes where the precoders are decomposed into complex scalars and unit norm vectors. Simulation results show a significant improvement when source correlation is exploited at precoding, especially for low signal-to-noise ratios and when the number of receive antennas is lower than the number of transmitting nodes.
Keywords
Correlation
Multiuser channels
Linear approximation
Optimization methods
Transmitters
Multiuser channels
Linear approximation
Optimization methods
Transmitters
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