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“…Since alpha-stable processes with infinite variance, existing methods based on covariance exhibit considerable performance degradation. Although several schemes have been proposed in the literature for the alpha-stable noise/interference, such as Myriad filter [21], fractional lower-order statistics [22], zero order statistics [23], correntropy [24] and nonlinear preprocessor [25]. To the best of our knowledge, no work exists in the literature on antenna enumeration in MIMO systems with Gaussian noise and SαS interference.…”
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“…Since alpha-stable processes with infinite variance, existing methods based on covariance exhibit considerable performance degradation. Although several schemes have been proposed in the literature for the alpha-stable noise/interference, such as Myriad filter [21], fractional lower-order statistics [22], zero order statistics [23], correntropy [24] and nonlinear preprocessor [25]. To the best of our knowledge, no work exists in the literature on antenna enumeration in MIMO systems with Gaussian noise and SαS interference.…”
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“…Currently, several non-Gaussian models are adopted in the literature, such as the Gaussian mixture noise, generalized Gaussian noise and the alpha stable noise. The family of alpha-stable distributions has been proved as an accurate model for heavy-tailed noise [25], [26]. To the best of our knowledge, no work has yet considered the problem of identification of the number of transmit antennas in the presence of alpha-stable noise.…”
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