Lattice reduction-ordered successive interference cancellation detection algorithm for multiple-input-multiple-output system

Lattice reduction (LR) is a powerful technique for improving the performance of linear multiple-input–multiple-output detection methods. The efficient LR algorithms can largely improve the performance of the linear detectors (LDs). Note that the ordered successive interference cancellation (OSIC) system can decrease the interference between antennas and provide performance gain of the LDs. In this paper, a novel LR-aided algorithm called NLR-OSIC improving the performance of the OSIC system has been proposed. Most existing LR algorithms are designed to improve the orthogonality of channel matrices, which is not directly related to the error performance of the OSIC system. While the authors’ algorithm maximises the signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) of the detected symbol in each stage of the OSIC system, thus exhibiting improved error rate than the previous LR-aided LDs and their corresponding OSIC algorithms. In each stage, the authors verify that maximising the SINR of the detected symbol can be formulated as a shortest vector problem which is solved by a suboptimal algorithm in this study. In the end of this study, the error rate performance of the proposed algorithm as well as the required complexity has been demonstrated through extensive computer simulations.

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