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ORCIDHMWC 2014: Beijing, China
- International Workshop on High Mobility Wireless Communications, HMWC 2014, Beijing, China, November 1-3, 2014. IEEE 2014, ISBN 978-1-4799-5646-3
- Erdal Panayirci:
A new transmission technique: OFDM with index modulation. 1 - Tong Chen, Zhiguo Ding, Guiyun Tian:
Wireless information and power transfer using energy harvesting relay with outdated CSI. 1-6 - Vijay K. Bhargava:
Millimetre wave bands for 5G wireless communications. 2 - Ping Li:
Data aided channel estimation in massive MIMO systems. 3 - Chengxiang Wang
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Non-stationary wideband MIMO channel models for high-speed train wireless communication systems. 4 - Yiqing Zhou:
Radio environment map based maximum a posteriori Doppler shift estimation for LTE-R. 5 - Zhaocheng Wang:
Location-aware channel estimation and pilot assignment for massive MIMO. 6 - Ziyue Liu, Jingxian Wu, Pingzhi Fan:
Performance analysis and antenna selection of high speed railway communications systems with distributed antennas. 7-11 - Xiaoqin Gu, Lun Tang, Jie Han:
A social-aware routing protocol based on fuzzy logic in vehicular ad hoc networks. 12-16 - Zhen Xue, Liang Shen, Guoru Ding, Qihui Wu, Linyuan Zhang, Qingyuan Wang:
Coexistence among Device-to-Device communications in TV white space based on geolocation database. 17-22 - Xuan Yang, Heng Liu:
A resource allocation scheme for VoIP traffic under high speed train scenario. 23-26 - Guan Gui, Li Xu, Fumiyuki Adachi:
Suitable is the best: Least absolute deviation algorithm under high-mobility non-Gaussian noise environments. 27-32 - Yuzhe Zhou, Bo Ai:
Access control schemes for high-speed train communications. 33-37 - Xiang Ren, Wen Chen, Meixia Tao, Xiaofei Shao:
Compressed channel estimation with joint pilot symbol and placement design for high mobility OFDM systems. 38-42 - Yiji Lei, Heng Liu:
Optimal LTE-A pilot patterns and numbers of MIMO transmission streams under high mobility scenarios. 43-47 - Xiangle Cheng, Xuming Fang:
Principal component analysis based multiplexing solution for MIMO systems in high-speed railway. 48-52 - Ming-lei Shu, Jingyu Hua, Feng Li, Zhijiang Xu, Dongming Wang:
Doppler shift estimation exploiting iterative processing in mobile communications. 53-56 - Li Chen:
Turbo decoding performance of spectrally efficient RS convolutional concatenated codes. 57-62 - Dian Fan, Zhangdui Zhong, Gongpu Wang, Feifei Gao:
Channel estimation for 60GHz wireless local area networks with massive receiving antennas. 63-67 - Xudong Luo, Xuekang Sun, Caili Guo:
Bayesian compressive sensing using adaptive threshold for block sparse wideband signal recovery. 68-72 - Fengchao Zhu, Feifei Gao, Minli Yao:
A new cognitive radio strategy for SWIPT system. 73-77 - Kefeng Guo, Jin Chen, Yuzhen Huang, Guoxin Li, Nian Liu:
Outage and capacity analysis between opportunistic and partial relay cooperative network with hardware impairments. 78-83 - Lixia Xiao, Bin Xu, Huirong Bai, Yue Xiao, Xia Lei, Shaoqian Li:
Performance evaluation in PAPR and ICI for ISIM-OFDM systems. 84-88 - Yuzhen Ma, Jie Zhang:
Optimisation of Wi-Fi Mesh Network for small cell backhaul. 89-93 - Zhihua Yang, Leijun Wang, Xiao Ma:
Low complexity list detection algorithm for Spatial Modulation with multiple active transmit antennas. 94-97 - Fang-Ming Han, Ming Jin, Yan-Liang Liu:
Convex relaxation based detection of binary data. 98-102 - Jiaxun Lu, Pingyi Fan:
Precoding with adaptive subcarrier grouping in MIMO-OFDM systems. 103-108 - Jingnan Hu, Chulong Liang, Xiao Ma, Baoming Bai:
A new class of multiple-rate codes based on block Markov superposition transmission. 109-114 - Guan Gui, Li Xu, Xiao-mei Zhu, Zhangxin Chen:
Novel realization of adaptive sparse sensing with sparse least mean fourth algorithm. 115-120 - Haiyan Huang, Zan Li, Jiangbo Si, Lei Pan:
Outage performance of multiuser cooperative wireless networks with cochannel interferers. 121-124 - Li Chen, Qingjiang Shi:
Sum-rate maximization for filter-forward relay network using virtual WMMSE algorithm. 125-129 - Yan Tong, Yayan Ma, Bao-Yun Wang:
Energy-efficient power control and subcarrier allocation in OFDMA systems based on game theory. 130-134 - Ru Cui, Xingcheng Liu:
Dynamic decoding algorithms of LDPC codes based on simulated annealing. 135-139 - Peiyao Chen, Qiong Li, Qi Li, Baoming Bai:
Design and performance of spinal codes over fading channels. 140-145 - Xuejun Chen, Chenchen Zhang, Yuan Luo:
Low-complexity ISI-free region detection for OFDM systems in high-mobility fading channels. 146-150 - Xiaofei Shao, Wen Chen, Meixia Tao, Xiang Ren:
Statistics-based channel estimation and ici mitigation in OFDM system over high mobility channel. 151-155 - Siyu Lin, Zhangdui Zhong:
Performance analysis on high speed railway communications with adaptive modulation and coding. 156-161 - Nina Lin, Xiao Ma, Chulong Liang:
Accessible capacity of high-mobility secondary users. 162-167 - Cuiling Qi, Zhaoyang Zhang, Xiqian Luo, Huazi Zhang:
Differential space-time coding for cooperative relay system over frequency-selective channels. 168-173 - Dali Hu, Jingxian Wu, Pingzhi Fan:
Optimum number of hops of linear multi-hop networks with equidistant relays. 174-177 - Ying Li, Chuang Zhang:
Analytic comparisons of the high-speed railway base station arrangement strategy in fading channels. 178-182 - Ning Gao, Lun Tang, Shoujie Li, Qianbin Chen:
A hybrid clustering-based MAC Protocol for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks. 183-187 - Shanyun Liu, Pingyi Fan, Ke Xiong, Su Yi, Gang Wang:
Novel ML estimation of m parameter of the noisy Nakagami-m channel. 188-193
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