Cascaded ELM-based Joint Frame Synchronization and Channel Estimation over Rician Fading Channel with Hardware Imperfections
Due to the interdependency of frame synchronization (FS) and channel estimation (CE), joint FS and CE (JFSCE) schemes are proposed to enhance their functionalities and therefore boost the overall performance of wireless communication systems. Although traditional JFSCE schemes alleviate the influenc...
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description | Due to the interdependency of frame synchronization (FS) and channel estimation (CE), joint FS and CE (JFSCE) schemes are proposed to enhance their functionalities and therefore boost the overall performance of wireless communication systems. Although traditional JFSCE schemes alleviate the influence between FS and CE, they show deficiencies in dealing with hardware imperfection (HI) and deterministic line-of-sight (LOS) path. To tackle this challenge, we proposed a cascaded ELM-based JFSCE to alleviate the influence of HI in the scenario of the Rician fading channel. Specifically, the conventional JFSCE method is first employed to extract the initial features, and thus forms the non-Neural Network (NN) solutions for FS and CE, respectively. Then, the ELM-based networks, named FS-NET and CE-NET, are cascaded to capture the NN solutions of FS and CE. Simulation and analysis results show that, compared with the conventional JFSCE methods, the proposed cascaded ELM-based JFSCE significantly reduces the error probability of FS and the normalized mean square error (NMSE) of CE, even against the impacts of parameter variations. |
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