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Interference Cancellation: III A Signal Subspace Perspective

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[ Interference Cancellation. I. A Short Overview of Multiusr Detection ] [ Interference Cancellation: II. A Conventional Receiver Design Perspective ] [ Interference Cancellation: IV. A Blind Receiver Design Perspective ] In realities it is known to be difficult to directly and precisely estimate the signal signatures { s k : k ≠ 1} for taking advantage of well-developed optimum or conventional multiuser detection schemes. In Figure 1, the design of a linear MMSE interference cancellation receiver for CDMA systems is shown as an example. As we can see, there are at least two challenges in the implementation. The first one is you need know the signal signatures of all involved users. The second one is it requires the computation-intensive matrix inverse operation. Design challenges like these make the conventional interference cancellation methodology unattractive in practical applications. Figure 1. The challenges in employing conventional interference cancellation design. A...