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Wireless Channel Estimation and Equalization Based on Deep Learning

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Nowadays, the research on wireless communication is hot, and it has achieved leapfrog development in the past few decades and has made astonishing breakthroughs in emerging applications such as 5G technology, Internet of Things (lOT), and smart cities. Channel estimation and equalization in wireless communication are very important technologies, which are cru-cial for ensuring reliable data transmission and improving system performance. However, with the increasing demand for wireless high-speed data communication, traditional channel estimation and equalization technologies are facing enormous challenges. Nowadays, with the development of artificial intelligence, deep learning has been successfully applied to wireless communication systems. Compared to traditional channel estimation and equalization techniques, deep learning-based channel estimation and equalization techniques have many advantages. For example, traditional channel estimation and equalization methods typically require modeling of channel models and are only applicable to specific channel conditions, making it difficult to achieve optimal performance under different channel conditions. Deep learning technology can improve the performance of channel estimation and equalization by learning a large amount of data and training under different channel conditions, especially in nonlinear and complex channel conditions. Therefore, this article will provide a detailed description of the research on channel estimation and equalization based on deep learning, in order to demonstrate its ultra-high performance and development prospects.

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DOI
10.1109/ids62739.2024.00016
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W4400681042
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conference-paper
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EN
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