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Application of TSVR algorithm in 5G mmWave indoor networks

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A robust algorithm based on Twin Support Vector Regression and discrete wavelet transform applied to millimetric wave (mmWave) channel prediction is proposed in this work. The 60 GHz band is appropriate for small-scale high-speed data transmission applications in future 5G indoor network solutions. The experimentation takes place in an enclosed complex conference room setting with furniture and computer equipment. The proposed algorithm is applied to mmWave multipath channel with higher order modulation scheme with receiver sensitivity thresholds being − 80 dBm, − 90 dBm, − 100 dBm and − 110 dBm corresponding to 41, 89, 195 and 250 paths, respectively. The Channel Impulse Response of 60 GHz multipath wireless system is generated by the “Wireless InSite” ray tracer by Remcom. Compared to other traditional algorithms, numeric experiments confirm the effectiveness of the proposed solution under several multipath configurations.

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Charrada, A., Samet, A. Application of TSVR algorithm in 5G mmWave indoor networks. Wireless Netw 27, 1491–1502 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11276-020-02538-2

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