An efficient suboptimum detector based on linear prediction in Rayleigh flat-fading channels
It is well known that the optimum detector based on linear prediction, for frequency-nonselective (flat) fading channels, requires M P states for M-ary signalling, where P is the order of the prediction filter required to decorrelate the received signal. In this paper, we first derive a suboptimal l...
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description | It is well known that the optimum detector based on linear prediction, for frequency-nonselective (flat) fading channels, requires
M
P
states for M-ary signalling, where
P
is the order of the prediction filter required to decorrelate the received signal. In this paper, we first derive a suboptimal linear predictive-based (SLP) detector for M-ary PSK by making a high SNR assumption. We then demonstrate using the concept of isometry that for M-ary PSK signalling, only
M
P−1
states are required for this SLP detector. The complexity reduction is achieved with no loss in symbol-error-rate performance compared to the case where
M
P
states are used. As a corollary, we also show that for a first-order prediction filter and M-ary PSK signalling, the SLP detector is identical to the conventional differential detector. |
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M
P
states for M-ary signalling, where
P
is the order of the prediction filter required to decorrelate the received signal. In this paper, we first derive a suboptimal linear predictive-based (SLP) detector for M-ary PSK by making a high SNR assumption. We then demonstrate using the concept of isometry that for M-ary PSK signalling, only
M
P−1
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M
P
states for M-ary signalling, where
P
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M
P−1
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M
P
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M
P
states for M-ary signalling, where
P
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M
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P
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