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Optimal Estimator-Detector Receivers for Space-Time Block Coding

Olivier Roy
2004
Conference paper

Abstract

Most space-time coding schemes can be classified either as non-coherent or coherent. In this paper we prove that optimal non-coherent decoding can always be decomposed into a channel estimation step followed by coherent decoding step. Surprisingly the required estimators do not in general minimise the mean squared error between the estimated and actual channel.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/54923?ln=en

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