In this letter, we propose two computationally efficient precoding algorithms that achieve near-ML performance for multiuser MIMO downlink. The proposed algorithms perform tree expansion after lattice reduction. The first full expansion is tried by selecting the first level node with a minimum metric, constituting a reference metric. To find an optimal sequence, they iteratively visit each node and terminate the expansion by comparing node metrics with the calculated reference metric. By doing this, they significantly reduce the number of undesirable node visit. Monte-Carlo simulations show that both proposed algorithms yield near-ML performance with considerable reduction in complexity compared with that of the conventional schemes such as sphere encoding.
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Jongsub CHA, Kyungho PARK, Joonhyuk KANG, Hyuncheol PARK, "Low Complexity Tree Searching-Based Iterative Precoding Techniques for Multiuser MIMO Broadcast Channel" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E91-B, no. 6, pp. 2045-2048, June 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.6.2045.
Abstract: In this letter, we propose two computationally efficient precoding algorithms that achieve near-ML performance for multiuser MIMO downlink. The proposed algorithms perform tree expansion after lattice reduction. The first full expansion is tried by selecting the first level node with a minimum metric, constituting a reference metric. To find an optimal sequence, they iteratively visit each node and terminate the expansion by comparing node metrics with the calculated reference metric. By doing this, they significantly reduce the number of undesirable node visit. Monte-Carlo simulations show that both proposed algorithms yield near-ML performance with considerable reduction in complexity compared with that of the conventional schemes such as sphere encoding.
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