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- the invention belongs to the field of communication technology, and relates to a method and system for robust precoding transmission in a large-scale MIMO beam domain.
- MIMO Multiple-Input Multiple-Ouput
- massive MIMO greatly improves the system capacity by equipping the base station (BS, BaseStation) with a large-scale antenna array, and makes full use of space dimensional resources.
- B5G mobile communications
- the establishment of the channel statistical model is the basis of the theoretical method of massive MIMO precoding transmission.
- the limited antenna size limits the application of large-scale linear array antennas.
- the base station is often equipped with large-scale area array antennas and other easier-to-implement antenna arrays, which in turn causes the number of antennas in a single dimension to be limited.
- the traditional beam-domain channel model based on the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) matrix will deviate from the actual physical channel model to a considerable extent.
- the base station in the massive MIMO wireless system is equipped with a large-scale antenna array, and the number of user antennas occupying the same time-frequency resources increases, which limits the time-frequency resources used for pilots.
- DFT Discrete Fourier Transform
- the present invention discloses a massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission method and system, which can solve the adaptability problem of the massive MIMO technology in various typical scenarios.
- Massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission methods including:
- the refined beam domain is a 1 times refined beam domain, an integer multiple or fractional multiple refined beam domain greater than 1, and the refined beam domain channels pass refined beam domains.
- a posteriori statistical channel information containing refined beam-domain channel mean and variance information is used for robust precoding transmission.
- the refined beam domain channel is multiplied by the user side refined sampling steering vector matrix to the left and right multiplied by the base station side refined sampling steering vector matrix conjugate matrix to obtain the antenna domain channel.
- the refined beam domain prior statistical channel information is obtained by the base station through uplink channel detection; or, by the user terminal based on downlink channel detection.
- the refined beam-domain posterior statistical channel information is obtained by the base station using uplink pilot signals and a priori refined beam-domain channel statistical information through channel estimation and prediction; or, the user terminal uses downlink pilot signals and A priori refined beam-domain statistical information is obtained based on channel estimation, prediction, and feedback.
- the channel mean and variance information in the refined beam domain posterior statistical channel model is the refined beam domain channel posterior mean and posterior variance information; the channel posterior mean and posterior variance information includes:
- the refined beam domain condition mean and condition variance information of the base station under the condition of the received uplink pilot signal are provided.
- the refined beam-domain condition mean and conditional variance information of the user terminal under the condition of the received downlink pilot signal are provided.
- the method for acquiring a priori statistical channel information in the refined beam domain includes: converting the pilot signal or channel information into a refined beam domain through a refined sampling steering vector matrix, and obtaining each user by using the refined beam domain sample statistics
- the terminal refines the beam domain priori statistics on channel information.
- using the refined beam domain sample statistics to obtain the refined beam domain prior statistical channel information of each user terminal is specifically: solving the channel energy according to the refined beam domain sample statistics and the equation of the channel energy matrix function matrix.
- Matrix in the equation, only the channel energy matrix or the channel amplitude matrix are unknown matrices, and the remaining matrices are known matrices.
- the base station performs linear precoding matrix design for each user terminal according to the weighted traversal and rate maximization criteria, and the weighted traversal and rate are based on the refined beam domain posterior statistical channel information The calculated weight and rate condition mean.
- weighted traversal and rate maximization criterion is replaced with an upper bound of the weighted traversal and rate maximization criterion; or, the weighted traversal and the rate maximization criterion and the rate are replaced with their deterministic equivalent.
- Robust precoding design methods for massive MIMO beam domain include:
- the initial precoding is transferred to the refined beam domain through the refined sampling steering vector matrix;
- the refined beam domain is a 1 times refined beam domain, an integer multiple or a fractional multiple refined beam domain greater than 1;
- the refined beam domain precoding result is transferred to the antenna domain through the refined sampling steering vector matrix.
- the method uses the truncated conjugate gradient method to design precoding, including:
- the initial precoding is transferred to the refined beam domain through the refined sampling steering vector matrix
- Steps (3)-(4) are repeated until the preset number of iterations or precoding convergence is reached, and the refined beam domain precoding is converted to the antenna domain precoding by using the refined sampling steering vector.
- the sampled steering vector matrix is an oversampled DFT matrix when the steering vector is uniformly sampled and the number of samples is an integer multiple of the antenna.
- a computing device including a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored on the memory and running on the processor, the computer program is loaded into the processor to realize the massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission Method, or the described robust precoding design method of massive MIMO beam domain based on truncated conjugate gradient method.
- a massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission system includes a base station and multiple user terminals, and the base station is used for:
- the refined beam domain is a 1 times refined beam domain, an integer multiple or fractional multiple refined beam domain greater than 1, and the refined beam domain channels pass refined beam domains.
- a posteriori statistical channel information containing refined beam-domain channel mean and variance information is used for robust precoding transmission.
- a massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission system includes a base station and multiple user terminals, and the base station is provided with the computing device.
- the massive MIMO beam-domain downlink robust transmission method proposed by the present invention can solve the universality problem of massive MIMO to various typical mobile scenarios and achieve high spectrum efficiency.
- a posteriori statistical channel information including refined beam-domain channel mean and variance information is used for robust precoding transmission.
- the statistical channel information used is sparse and can be implemented with low complexity.
- the robust precoding method can achieve dimensionality reduction transmission, which can reduce the pilot overhead required during data transmission, reduce the complexity of demodulation or detection, and improve the overall efficiency of transmission.
- Figure 1 is a flowchart of a robust precoding transmission method for massive MIMO beam domain based on uplink detection
- Figure 2 is a flow chart of a massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission method based on user feedback
- Figure 3 is a flow chart of the truncated conjugate gradient method for robust precoding design in the massive MIMO beam domain
- Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the comparison of traversal and rate results between the beam-domain robust precoding transmission method and the existing method
- Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the comparison of the traversal and rate results of the beam-domain robust precoding transmission method under several different refinement multiples.
- the massive MIMO beam-domain robust transmission method based on uplink detection disclosed in the embodiment of the present invention includes that the base station obtains the refined beam-domain prior statistical channel information of each user terminal through uplink channel detection; the base station is based on uplink channel detection. Frequency signal and refined beam-domain prior statistical channel information to obtain the refined beam-domain posterior statistical channel information of each user terminal, including the posterior mean (or expected value) and variance; the base station uses the refined beam-domain channel mean and variance information The posterior statistical channel information for robust precoding transmission.
- the massive MIMO beam-domain robust transmission method based on user feedback disclosed in the embodiment of the present invention includes the user terminal obtaining respective refined beam-domain prior statistical channel information through downlink channel detection; the user terminal uses the downlink pilot Frequency signal and refined beam-domain prior statistical channel information, through channel estimation and prediction, the refined beam-domain posterior statistical channel information of each channel is obtained and fed back to the base station.
- the refined beam-domain posterior statistical channel information includes the channel Mean and variance information; the base station uses the refined beam-domain posterior statistical channel information containing channel mean and variance information for robust precoding transmission.
- the user terminal in the above embodiment can be a mobile terminal or a fixed terminal such as a mobile phone, a vehicle-mounted device, or a smart device; the refined beam domain channel is multiplied by the user-side refined sampling steering vector matrix on the left and the base station side refined sampling steering vector matrix is on the right After the conjugate matrix, the antenna domain channel can be obtained.
- the refined beam domain is a 1 times refined beam domain, an integer multiple or a fractional multiple refined beam domain greater than 1, and the multiple refers to the ratio of the number of beams to the number of antennas.
- the refined beam domain sample statistics can be used to obtain the refined beam domain prior statistical channel information of each user terminal.
- the channel mean and variance information in the refined beam domain posterior statistical channel model is the refined beam domain channel posterior mean and posterior variance information, including the refined beam domain condition average and sum of the base station under the condition of the received uplink pilot signal Conditional variance information; or refined beam-domain condition mean and conditional variance information under the condition of the received downlink pilot signal by the user terminal.
- a massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding design method disclosed in an embodiment of the present invention uses a truncated conjugate gradient method to design precoding, including: (1) Initial precoding (either externally input or Generated by random method) Transfer to the refined beam domain through the refined sampling steering vector matrix; (2) Use the posterior statistical channel information to perform the initial conjugate gradient sparse calculation in the refined beam domain; (3) Perform in the refined beam domain Conjugate gradient update direction sparse calculation; (4) Perform refined beam-domain conjugate gradient calculation and update refined beam-domain precoding; repeat steps (3)-(4) until the preset number of iterations is reached or the precoding is converged and used
- the refined sampling steering vector converts the refined beam domain precoding to antenna domain precoding.
- the method of the present invention is mainly applicable to a large-scale MIMO system equipped with a large-scale antenna array on the base station side to simultaneously serve multiple users.
- the specific implementation process of the downlink robust precoding transmission method related to the refined beam domain of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to specific communication system examples. It should be noted that the method of the present invention is not only applicable to the specific system models mentioned in the following examples, but also Applicable to system models of other configurations.
- the massive MIMO system consists of a base station and K mobile terminals.
- M k' M h'M v' .
- the system time resource is divided into several time slots, each time slot includes N b time blocks, and each time block includes T symbol intervals.
- the massive MIMO system considered in this embodiment works in a Time Division Duplexing (TDD) mode.
- TDD Time Division Duplexing
- the downlink transmission includes precoding domain pilot and data signal transmission.
- the uplink pilot signal is only transmitted in the first time block.
- the second to N b time blocks are used for downlink precoding domain pilot and data signal transmission.
- the length of the uplink training sequence is the length of the block, that is, T symbol intervals.
- FDD Frequency Division Duplexing
- the uplink channel training phase can be replaced with the downlink channel feedback phase, and the downlink transmission phase remains unchanged.
- the downlink omnidirectional pilot signal is transmitted in the first block, and feedback from the mobile terminal is received.
- the steering vectors in U k are not required to be orthogonal to each other.
- u i (i-1)/M k , and N k is a positive integer multiple greater than 1
- U k is an oversampled DFT matrix.
- G k,m,n (M k ⁇ W k,m,n ) is a refined beam domain channel matrix with independent elements, each row of which corresponds to the refined beam domain on the user side, and each column corresponds to the two-dimensional fine space on the base station side Reduced beam domain, M k is the refined beam domain channel amplitude matrix, W k, m, n is a random matrix composed of independent and identically distributed complex Gaussian random variables.
- U k in equation (7) can be replaced by a unit array.
- the method of the present invention is not only applicable to large-scale uniform area array antennas, but also applicable to other forms of antennas, such as cylindrical array antennas, area array antennas whose array elements are polarized antennas.
- U k can be changed to the steering vector matrix of the corresponding array.
- the refined beam-domain statistical model has more statistical characteristic directions, so it can more accurately characterize the actual physical channel model.
- the obtained uplink channel statistical information can be directly used as the downlink channel statistical information.
- the user side can obtain downlink statistical channel information and feed it back to the base station.
- a method for obtaining priori statistical channel information in a refined beam domain is given below. Assuming that X k is the pilot matrix of the k-th user, the pilot matrix can be used to obtain prior statistical channel information.
- the pilot matrix between users is orthogonal, and the pilots between different antennas do not need to be orthogonal, that is, X k does not need to be unitary matrix.
- Y m,1 denote the pilot signal received by the base station on the first block of the m-th time slot, and
- the superscript T represents transpose
- the superscript * represents conjugate
- the superscript H represents conjugate transpose
- Z m,1 is a random matrix composed of independent and identically distributed complex Gaussian random variables. Since the pilot matrix of each user is orthogonal, the Left multiplication Multiply right Available
- Equation (13) can be expressed as
- T kr and T t are known matrices, and O kr NO t are also known matrices. Therefore, the only unknown parameter matrix on the right side of the equal sign of the above equation is the refined beam domain channel energy matrix ⁇ k . Therefore, the acquisition of the channel energy matrix ⁇ k is based on the sample statistical matrix ⁇ k and the determination matrix T kr , T t and O kr NO t . T kr ⁇ k T t +O kr NO t is called the function matrix of the channel energy matrix. Equation (16) belongs to the parameter matrix estimation problem.
- c 0 is a constant independent of M k.
- J is a matrix of all ones.
- the first half of the derivation is slightly more complicated, as
- the iterative formula can be constructed as follows
- a refined sampling beam domain channel amplitude matrix can be obtained.
- the steps for obtaining refined beam-domain statistics channel information can be summarized as follows:
- Step 1 Receive the pilot signal X k sent by each mobile terminal
- Step 2 Multiply the received pilot signal Y m,1 and each local user pilot signal X k respectively to obtain
- Step 3 Convert the multiplied pilot signal to the refined beam domain
- Step 4 Use the refined beam domain sample statistics Perform the refined beam domain prior statistical channel information acquisition for each mobile terminal.
- step 4 uses the refined beam domain sample statistics ⁇ k to obtain the refined beam domain prior statistical channel information of each mobile terminal.
- the method can be further refined as follows:
- Step 2 Initialize M k ;
- Step 3 Iterative calculation Among them, A k should be updated as follows with M k:
- the instantaneous channel information can also be acquired first, and then the instantaneous channel information can be used to refine the beam-domain priori statistical channel information.
- the following gives a method for obtaining refined beam-domain statistical channel information ⁇ k when the channel information is known. Multiply H k, m, 1 to the left Multiply right Available
- T kr becomes The KL divergence function of ⁇ k and the channel energy matrix function matrix T kr ⁇ k T t is simplified as
- Step 1 Obtain the channel matrix H k,m,1 ;
- Step 2 Convert the channel matrix to the refined beam domain
- Step 3 Use the refined beam domain sample statistics Perform the refined beam domain prior statistical channel information acquisition for each mobile terminal.
- step 4 uses the refined beam domain sample statistics ⁇ k to obtain the refined beam domain prior statistical channel information of each mobile terminal.
- the method can be further refined as follows:
- Step 1 According to Calculation
- Step 2 Initialize M k ;
- Step 3 Iterative calculation Among them, A k should be updated as follows with M k:
- the channel information obtained in the first time block on time slot m-1 is used for transmission in the m-th time slot.
- a first-order Gauss Markov model is used to describe the time-correlation model.
- the refined beam-domain channel on the n-th time block of the m-th time slot can be expressed as
- ⁇ k,m (N b +n-1) is the correlation factor of channels G k,m,n and G k,m-1,1 , and this function is a time correlation factor related to the user's moving speed.
- ⁇ k, m is the correlation factor of channels G k,m,n and G k,m-1,1 .
- the model in equation (8) is used for channel prediction.
- precoding is performed on the entire time slot m. For simplicity, without considering the channel estimation error, assuming that accurate channel information of the refined beam domain channel matrix G k,m-1,1 can be obtained, the posterior statistical information of the refined beam channel on time slot m can be obtained as
- ⁇ k,m and the channel on the entire time slot m are related to the correlation factor ⁇ k,m of H k,m-1,1 .
- a feasible approach is to take the root mean square of all correlation factors ⁇ k,m on the time slot.
- the refined beam-domain posterior statistical model on time slot m can be obtained as
- the channel posterior statistical model in equation (10) needs to be further studied based on the channel estimation error model, time correlation model and a priori statistical model.
- H k,m-1,1 is expressed as Then the fine chemical posterior statistical model can be further expressed as
- the posterior beam domain channel model can be written as
- P k,m is the M k ⁇ d k -dimensional precoding matrix of the k-th UE
- z k,m is a distribution as The complex Gaussian random noise vector, Is the variance of each element of the noise vector, Is the M k ⁇ M k identity matrix.
- the transmitted robust precoding domain pilot signals are on the same time-frequency resource, and each user pilot does not require orthogonality, that is, pilot multiplexing can be performed.
- the precoding domain pilot signal sent by the base station to each user is a frequency domain signal generated by modulating a ZC sequence or a ZC sequence group.
- the mobile terminal After receiving the pilot signal, the mobile terminal performs channel estimation of the equivalent channel in the robust precoding domain, and the equivalent channel in the robust precoding domain is H k,m P k,m .
- the UE can obtain a perfect CSI with their respective robust precoding domain equivalent channel matrix.
- the received data signal can be used to perform robust precoding domain signal detection.
- expected function represents the expected function of H k,m based on long-term statistical information on the user side.
- the long-term statistical channel information on the user side is consistent with the long-term statistical channel information on the base station side given in equation (43). Therefore, the expectation function It can be calculated according to equation (43). Assuming that the k-th UE knows R k,m , the traversal rate of the k-th user can be expressed as
- function represents the weighted traversal and rate, that is, the weighted and rate condition average calculated according to the established refined beam domain posterior statistical channel model.
- the purpose of this embodiment is to design the precoding matrix P 1,m ,P 2,m ,...,P K,m to maximize the weighted traversal and rate, that is, to solve the optimization problem
- the method of solving the optimization problem includes gradient method, conjugate gradient method, Newton iterative method, and iterative method based on the iterative formula obtained by KKT condition.
- the objective function can also be replaced with its upper bound or deterministically equivalent. In order to explain the solution method of the optimization problem more clearly, the following takes the upper bound of the objective function as an example to give an optimization method.
- the rate of each user in the objective function in the optimization problem (48) can be replaced by its upper bound
- the matrices A k,m , B k,m and D m are respectively
- N k,m (n+1) -L k,m (n+1)+ ⁇ n N k,m (n) (66)
- Equation (57) or its corresponding truncated conjugate gradient method is the antenna domain precoding update method. Such methods can also be performed in the refined beam domain to reduce complexity.
- the truncated conjugate gradient method is a general method for solving optimization problems. It is not only suitable for simplified formula (57), but also can be used to directly solve optimization problems (48), and it can also be used to solve robust precoding under other optimization goals. design. Take the truncated conjugate gradient method of simplified formula (57) as an example to illustrate the realization of the refined beam domain truncated conjugate gradient method.
- the truncated conjugate gradient method can be implemented in the refined beam domain to further reduce the algorithm complexity. To further illustrate the calculation process of the refined beam-domain truncated conjugate gradient method, detailed steps are given below.
- the specific steps are as follows: First, calculate the refined beam-domain precoding energy matrix for
- the performance of the robust precoding transmission method in this embodiment in three different mobile scenarios is better than that of the RZF and SLNR precoding methods. Further, it can be observed that the performance gain is smaller at low SNR, but gradually becomes significant as the SNR increases. This shows that compared with the RZF and SLNR precoding methods, the robust precoding transmission method in this embodiment can suppress inter-user interference more effectively.
- twice the refinement rate is significantly higher than 1 times refinement, that is, the performance when DFT is used as the spatial feature direction. Furthermore, it can be observed that the 4 times refinement performance is relatively weaker than the 2 times refinement performance gain. This indicates that in this simulation scenario, the channel information provided by the horizontal and vertical 2x refinement is sufficiently accurate for the precoding performance.
- the embodiment of the present invention also discloses a computing device, including a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored on the memory and running on the processor, which is implemented when the computer program is loaded to the processor.
- a computing device including a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored on the memory and running on the processor, which is implemented when the computer program is loaded to the processor.
- the device includes a processor, a communication bus, a memory, and a communication interface.
- the processor may be a general-purpose central processing unit (CPU), a microprocessor, an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), or one or more integrated circuits for controlling the execution of the program of the present invention.
- the communication bus may include a path for transferring information between the above-mentioned components.
- the communication interface uses any device such as a transceiver to communicate with other devices or communication networks.
- the memory can be a read-only memory (ROM) or other types of static storage devices that can store static information and instructions, random access memory (RAM) or other types of dynamic storage devices that can store information and instructions, or it can be an electronic device.
- EEPROM Erasing programmable read-only memory
- CD-ROM Compact Disc-read-only memory
- disk storage media or other magnetic storage devices
- EEPROM Erasing programmable read-only memory
- the memory can exist independently and is connected to the processor through a bus.
- the memory can also be integrated with the processor.
- the memory is used to store application program codes for executing the solution of the present invention, and the processor controls the execution.
- the processor is used to execute the application program code stored in the memory, so as to implement the information acquisition method provided in the foregoing embodiment.
- the processor may include one or more CPUs, or may include multiple processors, and each of these processors may be a single-core processor or a multi-core processor.
- the processor here may refer to one or more devices, circuits, and/or processing cores for processing data (for example, computer program instructions).
- the embodiment of the present invention also discloses a massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission system, including a base station and multiple user terminals.
- the base station is used to: Statistical channel information; based on pilot signals and refined beam-domain prior statistical channel information to obtain the refined beam-domain posterior statistical channel information of each user terminal, including the refined beam-domain posterior mean and variance; use the refined beam-domain
- the posterior statistical channel information of the channel mean and variance information is transmitted by robust precoding.
- the embodiment of the present invention also discloses a massive MIMO beam-domain robust precoding transmission system, including a base station and multiple user terminals, and the base station is provided with the aforementioned computing device.
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- 大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,包括:获取各用户终端精细化波束域先验统计信道信息;所述精细化波束域为1倍精细化波束域、大于1的整数倍或分数倍精细化波束域,精细化波束域信道通过精细化采样导向矢量矩阵与天线域信道进行转换;基于导频信号和精细化波束域先验统计信道信息获取各用户终端精细化波束域后验统计信道信息,包括精细化波束域后验均值和方差;利用包含精细化波束域信道均值和方差信息的后验统计信道信息进行鲁棒预编码传输。
- 根据权利要求1所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,所述精细化波束域信道左乘用户侧精细化采样导向矢量矩阵并右乘基站侧精细化采样导向矢量矩阵共轭矩阵后得到天线域信道。
- 根据权利要求1所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,所述精细化波束域先验统计信道信息由基站通过上行信道探测获得;或者,通过用户终端基于下行信道探测获得。
- 根据权利要求1所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,所述精细化波束域后验统计信道信息由基站利用上行导频信号和先验精细化波束域信道统计信息,通过信道估计和预测获得;或者,通过用户终端利用下行导频信号和先验精细化波束域统计信息,基于信道估计、预测、反馈获得。
- 根据权利要求1所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,所述精细化波束域后验统计信道模型中信道均值和方差信息为精细化波束域信道后验均值和后验方差信息;所述信道后验均值和后验方差信息包括:基站在接收到的上行导频信号条件下的精细化波束域条件均值和条件方差信息;或者,用户终端在接收到的下行导频信号条件下的精细化波束域条件均值和条件方差信息。
- 根据权利要求1所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,所述精细化波束域先验统计信道信息获取方法包括:将导频信号或信道信息通过精细化采样导向矢量矩阵转换到精细化波束域,利用精细化波束域样本统计量获取各用户终端精细化波束域先验统计信道信息。
- 根据权利要求6所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,所述利用所述精细化波束域样本统计量获取各用户终端精细化波束域先验统计信道信息具体为:根据精细化波束域样本统计量和信道能量矩阵函数矩阵的方程求解信道能量矩阵;所述方程中只有信道能量矩阵或信道幅度矩阵为未知矩阵,其余矩阵为已知矩阵。
- 根据权利要求1所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,在所述的鲁棒预编码传输中,基站根据加权遍历和速率最大化准则,进行各用户终端的线性预编码矩阵设计,加权遍历和速率为根据精细化波束域后验统计信道信息计算出的加权和速率条件均值。
- 根据权利要求8所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,其特征在于,将所述加权遍历和速率最大化准则替换为加权遍历和速率最大化准则上界;或,将所述加权遍历和速率最大化准则中和速率替换为其确定性等同。
- 大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码设计方法,其特征在于,包括:将初始预编码通过精细化采样导向矢量矩阵转入精细化波束域;所述精细化波束域为1倍精细化波束域、大于1的整数倍或分数倍精细化波束域;在精细化波束域利用后验统计信道信息进行波束域预编码更新;其中所述精细化波束域后验统计信道信息基于导频信号和精细化波束域先验统计信道信息获取;将精细化波束域预编码结果通精细化采样导向矢量矩阵转入天线域。
- 根据权利要求10所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码设计方法,其特征在于,所述方法利用截断共轭梯度方法设计预编码,包括:(1)将初始预编码通过精细化采样导向矢量矩阵转入精细化波束域;(2)在精细化波束域利用后验统计信道信息进行初始共轭梯度稀疏计算;(3)在精细化波束域进行共轭梯度更新方向稀疏计算;(4)进行精细化波束域共轭梯度计算并更新精细化波束域预编码;重复步骤(3)-(4)直到达到预设迭代次数或预编码收敛,利用精细化采样导向矢量将精细化波束域预编码转为天线域预编码。
- 根据权利要求10所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码设计方法,其特征在于,所述采样导向矢量矩阵在导向矢量均匀采样且采样数为天线整数倍时为过采样DFT矩阵。
- 一种计算设备,包括存储器、处理器及存储在存储器上并可在处理器上运行的计算机程序,其特征在于,所述计算机程序被加载至处理器时实现根据权利要求1-9任一项所述的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输方法,或者根据权利要求10-12任一项所述的基于截断共轭梯度法的大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码设计方法。
- 大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输系统,包括基站和多个用户终端,其特征在于,所述基站用于:获取各用户终端精细化波束域先验统计信道信息;所述精细化波束域为1倍精细化波束域、大于1的整数倍或分数倍精细化波束域,精细化波束域信道通过精细化采样导向矢量矩阵与天线域信道进行转换;基于导频信号和精细化波束域先验统计信道信息获取各用户终端精细化波束域后验统计信道信息,包括精细化波束域后验均值和方差;利用包含精细化波束域信道均值和方差信息的后验统计信道信息进行鲁棒预编码传输。
- 大规模MIMO波束域鲁棒预编码传输系统,包括基站和多个用户终端,其特征在于,所述基站设有根据权利要求13所述的计算设备。
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