• Aucun résultat trouvé

Non-Pilot-Aided Sequential Monte Carlo Method to Joint Signal, Phase Noise, and Frequency Offset Estimation in Multicarrier Systems

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2021

Partager "Non-Pilot-Aided Sequential Monte Carlo Method to Joint Signal, Phase Noise, and Frequency Offset Estimation in Multicarrier Systems"

Copied!
29
0
0

Texte intégral

Loading

Figure

Fig. 1. Block diagram of the transmission system including both MC-CDMA and OFDM systems.
Fig. 3. Multicarrier packet structure.
Fig. 4. MSE of the multicarrier signal estimate vs SNR for different PHN rates βT (ǫ = 0).
Fig. 6. MSE of phase distortion estimate vs SNR for different PHN rates βT.
+5

Références

Documents relatifs

Many examples in the literature show that the EI algorithm is particularly interesting for dealing with the optimization of functions which are expensive to evaluate, as is often

(Right) Swap probability acceptance for the here explained local algorithm (squares) and the global Parisi Grigera swap (circles), for the σ A /σ B = 1.4 model in the fluid phase, as

This approach can be generalized to obtain a continuous CDF estimator and then an unbiased density estimator, via the likelihood ratio (LR) simulation-based derivative estimation

Monte Carlo MC simulation is widely used to estimate the expectation E[X ] of a random variable X and compute a con dence interval on E[X ]... What this talk

To determine the proper number of particles experimentally, we plotted the average accuracy over 30 experiments with varying the number of particles and problem difficulty in

In Figure 6 even though 4 → 5 fulfils the relation constraint closer, and both [4] and [5 − 6] form a sub-sequence of same- distance shots ([4] has only one frame, and thus is a

A methodological caveat is in order here. As ex- plained in §2.1, the acoustic model takes context into account. It is theoretically possible that the neural network learnt

D’autre part, ces résultats nous montrent que l’on se trouve dans une situation identique à celle décrite dans le paragraphe I-1 (c’est-à-dire obtenue