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Variational channel estimation with tempering: an artificial intelligence algorithm for wireless intelligent networks

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Table 1. Parameter notations and values.
Figure 1. Noise Variance Impact.
Figure 4 shows the mutual information comparison with LS, LLMSE, joint distributed CE, CE for FDD, LDAMP and VMP under different SNR

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