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Enhancement of Efficiency and Performance Gain of Massive MIMO System Using Trial-Based Rider Optimization Algorithm

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Massive multiple-input multiple output (mMIMO) is considered as one of the most in demand and innovative technologies for the fifth-generation wireless communication systems. This paper attempts to frame a mMIMO system model, intends to improve the spectral efficiency, energy efficiency and performance gain. Here, the system performance achievements are premeditated in a multi-cell downlink mMIMO system under the core considerations such as “imperfect channel estimation, perfect channel estimation and the effect of interference among cells due to pilot sequences contamination”. The performance gains such as “spatial multiplexing gain, array gain and spatial diversity gain” are considered to maximize in this paper. For attaining this multi-objective function, an improved meta-heuristic algorithm called rider optimization algorithm (ROA) known as trial-based ROA adopted, and analyse the performance of the proposed model by comparing over existing models.

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Nimmagadda, S.M. Enhancement of Efficiency and Performance Gain of Massive MIMO System Using Trial-Based Rider Optimization Algorithm. Wireless Pers Commun 117, 1259–1277 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-020-07921-y

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