Joint data and channel estimation in a wireless communication system and over frequency selective Rayleigh fad ing channels can be performed by implementing Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation (MLSE) using the Per-Survivor Processing (PSP) Method. However, PSP can be used only if there is one channel estimation per symbol interval. In this paper we introduce the Per-Branch Processing (PBP) method as a general case of PSI: which has the advantages of PSP and allows more than one estimation per symbol to improve the receiver error pelfomance in fast fding. The Kalman filter is considered for channel estimation and the overall bit error rate (BER) pegomnce is shown to be superior to that of detection techniques using th
We investigate maximum likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) of data sequences transmitted over time...
Many wireless communication systems today employ receivers that use channel estimation as an integra...
Abstract—This paper proposes a novel recursive method to jointly estimate the Rayleigh fading channe...
Applications of Per-Survivor Processing (PSP) to adaptive Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation (ML...
In this work, we investigate Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation (MLSE) of data sequences transmi...
grantor: University of TorontoChannel estimation is an essential part of many adaptive det...
We investigate maximum likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) of data sequences transmitted over time...
This work is a systematic study of the optimal and near-optimal demodulation for frequency-selective...
The challenging problem in the design of digital receivers of today's and future high-speed, high da...
Per-survivor processing (PSP) provides a general framework for the approximation of maximum likeliho...
The problem of coherent detection for a diversity receiver to combat the severe penalty of transmitt...
Abstract — Instead of the per-survivor processing (PSP) detector which is the state-of-the-art solut...
The Principle of Per-Survivor Processing (PPSP) constitutes a general framework for the approximatio...
Per-Survivor Processing (PSP) provides a general framework for the approximation of Maximum Likeliho...
Abstract—In many typical mobile communication receivers the channel is estimated based on pilot symb...
We investigate maximum likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) of data sequences transmitted over time...
Many wireless communication systems today employ receivers that use channel estimation as an integra...
Abstract—This paper proposes a novel recursive method to jointly estimate the Rayleigh fading channe...
Applications of Per-Survivor Processing (PSP) to adaptive Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation (ML...
In this work, we investigate Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation (MLSE) of data sequences transmi...
grantor: University of TorontoChannel estimation is an essential part of many adaptive det...
We investigate maximum likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) of data sequences transmitted over time...
This work is a systematic study of the optimal and near-optimal demodulation for frequency-selective...
The challenging problem in the design of digital receivers of today's and future high-speed, high da...
Per-survivor processing (PSP) provides a general framework for the approximation of maximum likeliho...
The problem of coherent detection for a diversity receiver to combat the severe penalty of transmitt...
Abstract — Instead of the per-survivor processing (PSP) detector which is the state-of-the-art solut...
The Principle of Per-Survivor Processing (PPSP) constitutes a general framework for the approximatio...
Per-Survivor Processing (PSP) provides a general framework for the approximation of Maximum Likeliho...
Abstract—In many typical mobile communication receivers the channel is estimated based on pilot symb...
We investigate maximum likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) of data sequences transmitted over time...
Many wireless communication systems today employ receivers that use channel estimation as an integra...
Abstract—This paper proposes a novel recursive method to jointly estimate the Rayleigh fading channe...