Nonlinear Hybrid Precoding for Coordinated Multi-Cell Massive MIMO Systems
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Abstract
This paper examines nonlinear hybrid precoding with minimum mean square error (MMSE)-vector perturbation (VP) for multi-cell massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems. Two-timescale channel state information (CSI) is assumed, which consists of short-term noisy observations of the RF-precoded MIMO channel, and perfect knowledge of the long-term channel temporal and spatial correlation. By exploiting the low-dimensional effective CSI, we propose to estimate the instantaneous realization of the high-dimensional CSI via Kalman filtering. The CSI estimate is then utilized for RF precoding in consideration of centralized and distributed MMSE-VP at baseband. By abstracting the effect of nonlinear baseband precoding, RF precoding is separately formulated as a solution to balance the error performance of signal detection with the accuracy of channel tracking. To solve such nonconvex problems, we develop Cayley transformation-based gradient descent algorithms. Numerical results demonstrate the benefits of incorporating CSI tracking into hybrid precoding from its superior bit error rate to other transmit spatial correlation-based baselines, and its improved resilience to the channel estimation errors over the fully digital counterpart.
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