Abstract—This paper proposes a novel recursive method to jointly estimate the Rayleigh fading channel and the trans-mitted symbols for current wireless communications sys-tems. Starting from the well-known Jakes ’ model for the wireless fading channel, an autoregressive (AR) represen-tation is produced by the means of Levinson–Durbin algo-rithm. This allows for a state-space approach to the chan-nel estimation problem, for which the MMSE solution is provided by the celebrated Kalman filter. When the ro-bustness of the estimator is important, the H ∞ algorithm may be employed instead. It is shown that these algorithms can be combined in order to recover the transmitted sym-bols and to obtain improved estimates for the envelope and phase of t...
Abstract—An iterative joint channel estimation, symbol detec-tion, phase recovery and interference c...
In the recent years, we have witnessed an increased interest in space-time coding, because of its e...
The challenging problem in the design of digital receivers of today's and future high-speed, high da...
grantor: University of TorontoChannel estimation is an essential part of many adaptive det...
This paper deals with the on-line estimation of time-varying frequency-flat Rayleigh fading channels...
Joint data and channel estimation in a wireless communication system and over frequency selective Ra...
This work is a systematic study of the optimal and near-optimal demodulation for frequency-selective...
We introduce novel iterative and recursive joint estimators for the frequency offset and fading rate...
This paper proposes a new joint channel tracking and symbol detection scheme for pilot symbol-assist...
This thesis focuses on the practical implementation issues for modeling, simulation, estimation and ...
Abstract—We address the problem of joint source symbol detection and multi-channel estimation in tim...
We consider a terrestrial wireless channel, whose statistical model under flat-fading conditions is ...
Many wireless receiver algorithms including the channel estimators are often based on the assumption...
This thesis focuses on the practical implementation issues for modeling, simulation, estimation and ...
We address the problem of estimating time-varying fading channels in filter bank multicarrier (FBMC/...
Abstract—An iterative joint channel estimation, symbol detec-tion, phase recovery and interference c...
In the recent years, we have witnessed an increased interest in space-time coding, because of its e...
The challenging problem in the design of digital receivers of today's and future high-speed, high da...
grantor: University of TorontoChannel estimation is an essential part of many adaptive det...
This paper deals with the on-line estimation of time-varying frequency-flat Rayleigh fading channels...
Joint data and channel estimation in a wireless communication system and over frequency selective Ra...
This work is a systematic study of the optimal and near-optimal demodulation for frequency-selective...
We introduce novel iterative and recursive joint estimators for the frequency offset and fading rate...
This paper proposes a new joint channel tracking and symbol detection scheme for pilot symbol-assist...
This thesis focuses on the practical implementation issues for modeling, simulation, estimation and ...
Abstract—We address the problem of joint source symbol detection and multi-channel estimation in tim...
We consider a terrestrial wireless channel, whose statistical model under flat-fading conditions is ...
Many wireless receiver algorithms including the channel estimators are often based on the assumption...
This thesis focuses on the practical implementation issues for modeling, simulation, estimation and ...
We address the problem of estimating time-varying fading channels in filter bank multicarrier (FBMC/...
Abstract—An iterative joint channel estimation, symbol detec-tion, phase recovery and interference c...
In the recent years, we have witnessed an increased interest in space-time coding, because of its e...
The challenging problem in the design of digital receivers of today's and future high-speed, high da...