Multi-user detection using equalization and successive interference cancellation
作者： Ariela Zeira
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关键词: Artificial intelligence 、 Data vector 、 Electronic engineering 、 Shared spectrum 、 Computer science 、 Pattern recognition 、 Group (mathematics) 、 Single antenna interference cancellation 、 Power (physics) 、 Equalization (audio) 、 Multi user detection
摘要: A plurality of signals is received in a shared spectrum. Samples the user are produced (22) as vector. The vector segmented (24) into segments. For each segment, successively determining symbols (28) for or group (the having similar power) by one user/group and removing contribution that from determined corresponding to segment assembled data
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