On Estimating the Autoregressive Coefficients of Time-Varying Fading Channels

IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference 2022 As several previous works have pointed out, the evolution of the wireless channels in multiple input multiple output systems can be advantageously modeled as an autoregressive process. Therefore, estimating the coefficients, and, in particular, the state tra...

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