论文信息 - Genetic Design Method for Near-Optimal Training Sequences in Wideband Spatial Multiplexing Systems

Genetic Design Method for Near-Optimal Training Sequences in Wideband Spatial Multiplexing Systems

SUMMARY In spatial multiplexing systems using multiple antennas, the error-rate performance is heavily dependent on the residual channel estimation error. In this letter, we propose a design method that uses the genetic algorithms to optimize training sequences for accurate channel es

Hidekazu Murata | Susumu Yoshida | Toshiaki Koike

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