Cell-free massive multiple-input multiple-output (CFMM) network is
projected as the latest technology for the fifth-generation and beyond
wireless networks. The recent research trend is to extensively study and
analyse CFMM network for its advantages and bottlenecks. The CFMM
network is strongly affected by pilot contamination (PC) which is one of
the bottlenecks due to which quality of service (QoS) and accuracy of
channel estimation gets impacted. Therefore, we address this problem by
presenting a novel pilot assignment algorithm to mitigate PC and deep
learning aided channel estimation for reducing channel estimation error
for the CFMM systems to maximize spectral efficiency. We derive
achievable UL and DL spectral efficiency (SE) expressions for the
proposed system, and compared with Minimum Mean Square Error(MMSE) and
Maximum Ratio (MR) combining techniques. The performance of cellular
massive MIMO is derived for comparison. For the same cellular set up,the
proposed CFMM system achieves higher SE than the cellular massive MIMO.
Numerical results prove the efficacy of the proposed CFMM system to some
of the existing schemes in this domain.
Cell-free massive multiple-input multiple-output (CFMM) networks with
its ubiquitous coverage at high spectral efficiency (SE), is one of the
promising technology for 5G and beyond system. In this study, We propose
a new framework for downlink (DL) CFMM system operating under Rayleigh
fading channel model. We introduce new deep learning-based precoding
scheme that improve the performance of the proposed system by reducing
run time and computational complexity as compared to conventional linear
precoding schemes. We also introduce an improved version of basic
scalable pilot assignment algorithm which further enhances system
performance. We derive closed- form expression for average DL spectral
efficiency (SE) for the proposed scheme considering channel estimation
error and pilot contamination(PC), which is then compared with Minimum
Mean Square Error(MMSE), Regularised Zero Forcing (RZF) and Maximum
Ratio (MR) combining techniques. We analyse the proposed scheme with
perfect channel state information(CSI), instantaneous CSI, coherent
transmission, non-coherent transmission, different pilot configuration,
non-linear and linear precoding techniques. Numerical results shows that
the proposed deep learning based precoding scheme outperforms other
conventional techniques. endabstract
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