Abstract:
The present disclosure includes systems and techniques relating to processing received spatially diverse transmissions. In some implementations, an apparatus includes: circuitry configured to receive signals from separate communication inputs; circuitry configured to filter the signals to reduce noise, interference, or both; circuitry configured to estimate covariance of the separate communication inputs, including estimating a correlation between the separate communication inputs; and circuitry configured to apply the covariance estimation to the filtering circuitry to effect noise whitening and to force an underestimation of the correlation between the separate communication inputs as applied.
Abstract:
Some of the embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method comprising selecting, by a user equipment (UE), a preferred interference precoding matrix from a plurality of candidate precoding matrices included in a codebook; and transmitting, by the user equipment to a communication node, a preferred interference precoding matrix index (PMI) corresponding to the preferred interference precoding matrix included in the codebook. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.
Abstract:
In accordance with an embodiment, there is provided a method comprising receiving, at a receiver, a desired signal and an interfering signal, wherein the interfering signal was transmitted with a modulation unknown to the receiver; identifying a likely modulation corresponding to the modulation with which the interfering signal was transmitted; and decoding the desired signal using a modulation dependent multiple-input multiple output (MIMO) detection, wherein the modulation dependent MIMO detection is based at least in part on the identified likely modulation corresponding to the modulation with which the interfering signal was transmitted, wherein the modulation dependent MIMO detection includes maximum likelihood (ML) detection.
Abstract:
In accordance with an embodiment, there is provided a method comprising receiving, at a receiver, a desired signal and an interfering signal, wherein the interfering signal was transmitted with a modulation unknown to the receiver; identifying a likely modulation corresponding to the modulation with which the interfering signal was transmitted; and decoding the desired signal using a modulation dependent multiple-input multiple output (MIMO) detection, wherein the modulation dependent MIMO detection is based at least in part on the identified likely modulation corresponding to the modulation with which the interfering signal was transmitted, wherein the modulation dependent MIMO detection includes maximum likelihood (ML) detection.
Abstract:
A method includes, in a mobile communication terminal, receiving signals from a group of cells in multiple time-frequency Resource Elements (REs). The signals include a desired signal component and an interfering signal component. A subset of the REs, in which the cells are known deterministically to transmit at least part of the interfering signal component and to not transmit the desired signal component, is identified in the terminal. An interference caused by the interfering signal component to the desired signal component is estimated in the terminal, by measuring the signals in the REs in the subset.
Abstract:
Some of the embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for reducing interference feedback in a mobile device operating in a wireless system employing coordinated transmission. The method comprises the mobile device establishing a plurality of channels with a plurality of base stations. The plurality of base stations includes a serving base station and one or more interfering base stations. The method further comprises the mobile device reporting, to the serving base station, reduced feedback information including a vector approximation of a feedback matrix associated with an interfering channel established with an interfering base station. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.
Abstract:
A method includes receiving in a mobile communication terminal signals from a group of cells that cooperate in a Coordinated Multipoint (CoMP) transmission scheme. Signaling information is received from a first cell in the group. The signaling information is indicative of a first pattern of time-frequency Resource Elements (REs) used by the first cell for transmitting reference signals, and is further indicative of a second pattern of the REs used by a second cell in the group for transmitting the reference signals. A third pattern of the REs, which are available for receiving data from the cells, is derived in the terminal from the signaling information that is indicative of the first and second patterns. The data from the cells is received in the terminal in one or more of the REs in the third pattern.