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Efficient Soft-Output Generation Method for Spatially Multiplexed MIMO Systems

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A novel detection method is proposed which can generate reliable soft-outputs while avoiding the empty vector set problem and efficiently uses the upper triangular structure in QR decomposition.
Abstract
A simple detector named QR-LRL for MIMO systems was proposed in [7] and it was shown that QR-LRL approached the hard-output ML performance. However, its soft-output performance is not capable of approaching the near ML performance. In this letter, we propose a novel detection method which can generate reliable soft-outputs while avoiding the empty vector set problem. The proposed detector efficiently uses the upper triangular structure in QR decomposition. Simulation results show that the proposed detector can approach the near soft-output ML performance as well as hard-output with feasible complexity.

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Mitigating Empty Vector Set Using Enlarged QRLRL-M Soft SM-MIMO Detector

TL;DR: The proposed detector effectively solves the EVS problem and achieves soft ML performance while keeping the computation complexity low, especially at low modulation order.
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A low complexity soft-output detection algorithm for 2×2 multiple-input multiple-output multiband-ofdm systems using dual carrier modulation

TL;DR: The simulation results of applying the proposed algorithms to 2×2 MIMO MB-OFDM systems using DCM or MDCM show that the performance of the proposed algorithm has near soft-output maximum likelihood detection performance.
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Enlarged QR-LRL based SM-MIMO detector for efficient soft output generation

TL;DR: An enlargement of candidate vector set of QR-LRL based MIMO detector for efficient soft output generation is proposed in this article, which effectively removes EVS problem and achieves soft output ML performance while keeping the computation complexity low, especially at low modulation order.
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Efficiently using extrinsic gain for candidate vectors selection in QR-LRL based IDD MIMO receiver

TL;DR: Simulation results shows that significant performance improvement is achieved while keeping the receiver design simple, and decision is made to update candidate vector set for soft output generation.
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