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framework

Interference Cancellation

Jakubisin, Daniel J., and R. Michael Buehrer. "Approximate joint MAP detection of co-channel signals in non-Gaussian noise." IEEE Transactions on Communications 64.10 (2016): 4224-4237.

  • [jakubisin2016approximates]

Jakubisin, Daniel J., and R. Michael Buehrer. "Approximate joint MAP detection of co-channel signals." Military Communications Conference, MILCOM 2015-2015 IEEE. IEEE, 2015.

  • [jakubisin2015approximate]

BCJR

CMAP

Concurrent MAP Detector Jiang, Wei, and Daoben Li. "Iterative single-antenna interference cancellation: algorithms and results." IEEE Transactions on vehicular technology 58.5 (2009): 2214-2224

  • c16
  • [jiang2009iterative]

Rake Gaussian

Ping, Li, Lihai Liu, and W. K. Leung. "A simple approach to near-optimal multiuser detection: interleave-division multiple-access." Wireless Communications and Networking, 2003. WCNC 2003. 2003 IEEE. Vol. 1. IEEE, 2003.

  • c13
  • [ping2003simple]

Neural Network Alternative

general

detection

decode

Extensive

  • Ye, Hao, and Geoffrey Ye Li. "Initial results on deep learning for joint channel equalization and decoding." Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC-Fall), 2017 IEEE 86th. IEEE, 2017.
    • [ye2017initial]
    • the back propagation is very similar to belief propagation, the traditional decoding algorithm

    • more than white gaussian noise, OFDM
    • Baseline: Gaussian process for classification (GPC)+successive cancellation(SC), MMSE+SC
  • Xu, Weihong, et al. "Polar decoding on sparse graphs with deep learning." arXiv preprint arXiv:1811.09801 (2018).
    • [xu2018polar]
    • LDPC decode
    • Baseline: sum-product algorithm(SPA),Min-Sum
  • Gruber, Tobias, et al. "On deep learning-based channel decoding." Information Sciences and Systems (CISS), 2017 51st Annual Conference on. IEEE, 2017.
    • [gruber2017deep]
    • Baseline: MAP
    • Conclusion:
      • structured codes are easier to learn
      • the neural network is able to generalize to codewords that it has never seen during training for structured, but not for random codes.
  • Kim, Minhoe, et al. "Deep Learning-Aided SCMA." IEEE Communications Letters 22.4 (2018): 720-723.
    • SCMA encode and decode