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Machine Learning for Wireless Communication Channel Modeling: An Overview

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This paper introduces machine learning to assist channel modeling and channel estimation with evidence of literature survey and shows that machine learning has been successfully demonstrated efficient handling big data.
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Channel modeling is fundamental to design wireless communication systems. A common practice is to conduct tremendous amount of channel measurement data and then to derive appropriate channel models using statistical methods. For highly mobile communications, channel estimation on top of the channel modeling enables high bandwidth physical layer transmission in state-of-the-art mobile communications. For the coming 5G and diverse Internet of Things, many challenging application scenarios emerge and more efficient methodology for channel modeling and channel estimation is very much needed. In the mean time, machine learning has been successfully demonstrated efficient handling big data. In this paper, applying machine learning to assist channel modeling and channel estimation has been introduced with evidence of literature survey.

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