PM Prediction Based on Time-Frequency Separation Feature Extraction

One of the challenges in wireless communications is the pilot and feedback overhead. In this letter, we design a deep learning based time-frequency separation feature extraction network (TFNET) to predict the precoding matrix (PM) for massive multi-input multi-output (MIMO) systems. Specifically, we first design a feature extraction network to separately extract temporal and frequency features, which yields better prediction accuracy compared to standard neural network modules. Secondly, we utilize only a subset of past time slots and frequency bands to predict the current PM, which reduces the complexity of neural networks. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed prediction method requires 75% pilot cost and achieves 113.72% prediction accuracy compared to the baseline.

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IEEE Wireless Communications Letters
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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/lwc.2024.3491896
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Speech Recognition and Synthesis
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PM Prediction Based on Time-Frequency Separation Feature Extraction

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Abstract

One of the challenges in wireless communications is the pilot and feedback overhead. In this letter, we design a deep learning based time-frequency separation feature extraction network (TFNET) to predict the precoding matrix (PM) for massive multi-input multi-output (MIMO) systems. Specifically, we first design a feature extraction network to separately extract temporal and frequency features, which yields better prediction accuracy compared to standard neural network modules. Secondly, we utilize only a subset of past time slots and frequency bands to predict the current PM, which reduces the complexity of neural networks. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed prediction method requires 75% pilot cost and achieves 113.72% prediction accuracy compared to the baseline.

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