Machine Learning-Based Small-Scale Parameter Extraction for Improved Wireless Channel Model Fidelity
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Abstract
This paper introduces a methodology to improve simulated wireless channel model fidelity. The methodology involves developing machine learning models using synthetic data to extract channel characteristics. Cluster Delay Line (CDL) channel models, which are state-of-the-art models defined by 3GPP, are commonly used in industry for MIMO link-level simulations, since they support a wide variety of environments and frequency ranges. However, configuring the parameters for the simulation of such models is non-trivial. As such, many studies only use the pre-set model configurations. This research investigates how to extract CDL channel parameters from over-the-air channel information to provide more diverse and accurate simulation models. The research focuses on the extraction of several small scale CDL channel parameters; specifically, the cluster angles and gains. The model parameters are estimated from Channel State Information logs using machine learning models trained on synthetic data.
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