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CN109361441B CN201811201547.2A CN201811201547A CN109361441B CN 109361441 B CN109361441 B CN 109361441B CN 201811201547 A CN201811201547 A CN 201811201547A CN 109361441 B CN109361441 B CN 109361441B
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Abstract

The invention discloses a method for designing a limited feedback codebook of an MU-MISO system based on channel statistical information, which comprises the following steps: step 1, analyzing traversal channel capacity at high and low signal-to-noise ratios under the condition of known complete channel state information and known statistical information of a transmitting terminal; step 2, respectively representing the capacity loss of the ergodic channel under two conditions by adopting a channel statistical information classification method; and 3, combining the method for inserting the feature matrix with the channel statistical information to realize the design of the code book. The codebook design method can reduce the influence of the ill-conditioned channel on the system traversal channel capacity and obviously improve the system traversal channel capacity.

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MU-MISO system limited feedback codebook design method based on channel statistical information
Technical Field
The invention relates to a method for designing a multi-user multi-input single-output (MU-MISO) system limited feedback codebook based on channel statistical information.
Background
In a multiple-input Single-output (MISO) closed-loop system, a receiving end can feed back channel state information to a transmitting end, and the transmitting end obtains a set of scores and an array gain ([1] Love D J, Heath R W, Lau V K N, et al.an overview of limited feedback in wireless communication systems [ J ]. IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications,2008,26(8): 1341-. Multi-user multiple input single output (MU-MISO) Limited Feedback technology under independent identically distributed Runlie fading channels has been well studied ([2] Ko K, Jung S, Lee J.hybrid MU-MISO Scheduling with Limited Feedback Using high efficiency codes. IEEE Transactions on Communications,2012,60(4): 1101-. Limited feedback techniques in both spatially and temporally correlated channels are still the focus of research.
Studies have shown that fading correlation degrades the system Performance of MU-MISO channels when they have spatial correlation ([5] Shen W, Dai L, Zhang Y, et al. on the Performance of Channel Statistics-Based code book for Massive MIMO Channel Feedback [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology,2017,8(66):7553- & 7557.). Existing feedback strategies are classified into Codebook rotation-based and Codebook scaling-based algorithms ([6] Choi J, ClerckX B, Lee N, et al. A New Design of Polar-Cap Differential Codebook for temporal/spatial Correlated MISO Channels [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Wireless communication, 2012,11(2): 703. 711. 7. Sun Y, Zhang J, Zhang P, et al. practical Differential quantization for spectral and temporal Correlated Channels [ C ]// IEEE, International Signal, Indono, and particle communication, 491, class 486), which result in no correlation of the above mentioned algorithms. The feedback algorithm based on codebook scaling has better system performance than the feedback algorithm based on codebook rotation, but the codebook design complexity is higher and the operation steps are more complicated. Although the performance of the feedback algorithm based on codebook rotation is suboptimal, the design method is extremely simple. Due to the existence of channel correlation, the channel usually exhibits ill-conditioned state, and the condition number of the ill-conditioned channel matrix has unavoidable influence on the capacity of the traversed channel. In all channels with equal total power gain, the traversal Channel capacity is the largest for a Channel with condition number 1, but as the condition number increases, the larger the ill-conditioned degree of the Channel, the smaller the traversal Channel capacity decreases ([8] Raghavan V, Handy S V, dimensional V.Stationality Beamforming on the Grassmann-modified for the Two-User broadband Channel [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory,2011,59(10): 6464-.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for designing a limited feedback codebook of an MU-MISO system based on channel statistical information, which can reduce the influence of a pathological channel on the capacity of a system traversal channel and can obviously improve the capacity of the system traversal channel.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the solution of the invention is:
a method for designing a limited feedback codebook of an MU-MISO system based on channel statistical information comprises the following steps:
step 1, analyzing traversal channel capacity at high and low signal-to-noise ratios under the condition of known complete channel state information and known statistical information of a transmitting terminal;
step 2, respectively representing the capacity loss of the ergodic channel under two conditions by adopting a channel statistical information classification method;
and 3, combining the method for inserting the feature matrix with the channel statistical information to realize the design of the code book.
The MU-MISO system is configured with M transmitting antennas, the number of users is K, each user is configured with a receiving antenna, and the received signal of the ith user is:
Figure BDA0001830126990000021
wherein rho is the signal-to-noise ratio; h isiA channel matrix of mx 1; x is a transmission signal;
Figure BDA0001830126990000022
additive complex white gaussian noise; transmitting signal
Figure BDA0001830126990000023
fiIs an Mx 1 pre-coding vector; siIs a data symbol and E [ | si|2]=1。
In step 1, the channel capacity R of the system is obtained when the transmitting end knows the complete channel state informationperfThe conditions are satisfied as follows:
Figure BDA0001830126990000024
Figure BDA0001830126990000031
wherein rho is the signal-to-noise ratio; h isiThe channel matrix is M multiplied by 1, M is the number of transmitting antennas, and M is 2;
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is h1And h2Chord distance between:
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at the same time, the system traverses the channel capacity ERperf]Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0001830126990000034
Figure BDA0001830126990000035
wherein,
Figure BDA0001830126990000036
Λi=diag([λ1(Ri),λ2(Ri)]);λ1(Ri) And λ2(Ri) Are respectively a semi-positive definite matrix Ri C M×M1 and 2 characteristic values of1(Ri)≥…≥λM(Ri)。
In the step 1, the traversal channel capacity of the system under the condition of known statistical information and low signal-to-noise ratio at the transmitting end is
Figure BDA0001830126990000037
Wherein R isiTransmitting a correlation matrix for the space;
definition of
Figure BDA0001830126990000038
Z=[z1,z2];η1≥η2Not less than 0; traversing channel capacity at high signal-to-noise ratio of
Figure BDA0001830126990000039
Wherein,
Figure BDA00018301269900000310
in step 2, under the condition that the transmitting end knows the complete channel state information, two conditions in the channel are defined:
Figure BDA00018301269900000311
C2:Ui=UjP,j≠i
wherein R isiTransmitting a correlation matrix for the space; riCondition number ofi=χ(Ri)=λ1(Ri)/λ2(Ri) Is an index for measuring the ill-conditioned degree of the channel matrix; m is the number of transmitting antennas, and M is 2; p is a permutation matrix of 2 x 2;
if the channel does not satisfy condition C1,iTo satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000041
If the channel satisfies condition C1,iAnd does not satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000048
In step 2, under the condition that the transmitting end knows the statistical information, two conditions in the channel are defined:
Figure BDA0001830126990000042
C2:Ui=UjP,j≠i
wherein R isiTransmitting a correlation matrix for the space; riCondition number ofi=χ(Ri)=λ1(Ri)/λ2(Ri) Is an index for measuring the ill-conditioned degree of the channel matrix; m is the number of transmitting antennas, and M is 2; p is a permutation matrix of 2 x 2;
if the channel does not satisfy condition C1,iTo satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000043
If the channel satisfies condition C1,iAnd does not satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000044
In the step 3, the characteristic vector equation R is solved when the signal-to-noise ratio is lowiwi=γiwiI-1, 2 obtains the optimal codeword w for each useri,opt=u1(Ri),i=1,2,u1(. to) is the principal unit normalized feature vector of the matrix; by solving the vector equation R at high signal-to-noise ratioiwi=γiRjwiI ≠ j, i ≠ 1,2 obtains the optimal code word of each user, and the optimal code word of each user is represented by the generalized feature vector group at the moment
Figure BDA0001830126990000045
Method for solving design problem of optimal code word in high and low signal-to-noise ratio by inserting characteristic matrix
Riwinterp,i=(Rii(ρ)I)winterp,i→winterp,i=u1((Rii(ρ)-1I)Ri)
Therefore, the code book is designed as
Figure BDA0001830126990000046
Wherein alpha isi(p) is R1、R2A function of ρ;
Figure BDA0001830126990000047
the code book is a code book of a single user.
In the step 3, the following codeword selection criteria are adopted:
step a, assuming that each user only guarantees that the mapping value of the precoding vector on the channel is maximum, namely:
Figure BDA0001830126990000051
wherein,
Figure BDA0001830126990000052
is a channel vector hjIndependent of spatial emission correlation matrix RjA related constant;
in the step b, the step (c),
Figure BDA0001830126990000053
as candidate precoding vectors for the ith user, SiIs estimated value of
Figure BDA0001830126990000054
IiIs estimated as
Figure BDA0001830126990000055
Step c, the optimal code word selection criterion is SINRiEstimated value
Figure BDA0001830126990000056
To a maximum of, i.e.
Figure BDA0001830126990000057
After the scheme is adopted, the invention starts from the defects existing in the codebook rotation feedback algorithm and the ill-conditioned channel matrix, calculates the loss of the traversal channel capacity when the signal-to-noise ratio is high and low by utilizing a channel statistical information classification method, and then combines a method for inserting the characteristic matrix with the channel statistical information to design the code words. Simulation experiments show that: compared with the prior art, the method obviously improves the system traversal channel capacity for channels with different pathological degrees.
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FIG. 1 is Δ R vs. χ1、χ2A variation graph;
FIG. 2 is a comparison diagram of the traversal channel capacity in 4 different scenarios;
fig. 3 is a diagram of the traversal channel capacity when B is 1,2,3, 4;
fig. 4 is a graphical representation of the traversal channel capacity for each user.
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1. System model
The multi-user MISO limited feedback system is provided with M transmitting antennas, the number of users is K, and each user is provided with one receiving antenna. The received signal of the ith user is:
Figure BDA0001830126990000058
wherein rho is the signal-to-noise ratio; h isiA channel matrix of mx 1; x is a transmission signal;
Figure BDA0001830126990000059
is additive complex white gaussian noise. Transmitting signal
Figure BDA00018301269900000510
fiIs an Mx 1 pre-coding vector; siIs a data symbol and E [ | si|2]=1。
In the limited feedback method based on code book, the receiving end estimates h through the channeliAnd based on some optimization criterion in code book
Figure BDA0001830126990000061
Selecting the optimal code word; the optimal codeword selection criterion for maximizing the received signal-to-noise ratio is:
Figure BDA0001830126990000062
the receiving end uses B feedback bits to convert 2BIndexing individual code words and optimizing the code words ci,optThe index value is fed back to the transmitting terminal through a low-speed feedback channel, the transmitting terminal finds the corresponding code word in the code book through the index value, and the code word is taken as a precoding vector[10-11]
The channel matrix of the ith user of the space transmission related multi-user MISO system researched by the invention is as follows:
Figure BDA0001830126990000063
wherein R isiTransmitting a correlation matrix for the space;
Figure BDA0001830126990000064
are independent and equally distributed vectors. In this embodiment, K ═ M is assumed.
2. Ergodic channel capacity analysis
If the interference between users is regarded as noise, the traversal channel capacity of the ith user is:
Figure BDA0001830126990000065
wherein, the SINRiIs the signal to interference plus noise ratio. Ergodic channel capacity for multi-user MISO systems
Figure BDA0001830126990000066
When M is 2, the traversal channel capacity is analyzed under two conditions of the known complete channel state information of the transmitting terminal and the known statistical information of the transmitting terminal, and a method for classifying the channel state information by using a transmitting correlation matrix is introduced. 2.1 complete channel State information
When the transmitting end knows the complete channel state information of all users, the performance loss at high signal-to-noise ratio can be reduced to the minimum by adopting the minimum mean square error precoding. Channel capacity R of the system at this timeperfThe conditions are satisfied as follows:
Figure BDA0001830126990000067
Figure BDA0001830126990000068
wherein,
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is h1And h2Chord distance between:
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at the same time, the system traverses the channel capacity ERperf]Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0001830126990000071
Figure BDA0001830126990000072
wherein,
Figure BDA0001830126990000073
Λi=diag([λ1(Ri),λ2(Ri)]);λ1(Ri) And λ2(Ri) For a semi-positive definite matrix Ri∈CM×M1 and 2 characteristic values of1(Ri)≥…≥λM(Ri)。
Figure BDA0001830126990000074
2.2 statistical information
When only the spatial transmit correlation matrix of each user is known at the base station side, the multipath gain of the linear precoding will be completely lost. At this time, the traversal Channel capacity ([8] Raghavan V, Handy S V, Veeravalli V. statistical Beamforming on the Grassmann modified for the Two-User Broadcast Channel [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory,2011,59(10):6464-
Figure BDA0001830126990000075
Definition of
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Z=[z1,z2](ii) a Eta 1 is more than or equal to eta 2 and more than or equal to 0; traversing channel capacity at high signal-to-noise ratio of
Figure BDA0001830126990000077
Wherein,
Figure BDA0001830126990000078
eta 1 and eta 2 are diagonal matrices diag ([ eta ] respectively12]) Elements on the main diagonal of (1); z is a matrix that diagonalizes the matrix R; z is a radical of1、z2Is an element in Z.
2.3 channel statistics Classification
Channel statistics when M is 2
Figure BDA0001830126990000079
Is defined as
Figure BDA00018301269900000710
Wherein R isiIs full rank; riCondition number ofi=χ(Ri)=λ1(Ri)/λ2(Ri) Is an index for measuring the ill-conditioned degree of the channel matrix;
Figure BDA00018301269900000711
limiting the degree of morbidity for each user. The ergodic channel capacity E [ R ] of the system can be obtained by determining the channel statistical information classificationperf]And RstatIs measured.
Two conditions in the channel are defined:
Figure BDA00018301269900000712
C2:Ui=UjP,j≠i (15)
wherein, UiIs that R isiIs a diagonal matrix ΛiThe transformation matrix of (2); u shapejIs that R isjIs a diagonal matrix ΛjThe transformation matrix of (2); p is a 2 × 2 permutation matrix. Condition C1,iCorrespond to
Figure BDA0001830126990000081
The worst ill-conditioned channel of the ith user; condition C2Corresponding to the orthogonality of the two user dominant eigenmodes. R in formula (8) at low SNRperf,lowHas a value of
Figure BDA0001830126990000082
Is unchanged in any channel of (a); when the channel satisfies condition C1,iR in formula (11)stat,lowThe maximum value is taken. At high signal-to-noise ratioWhen the channels simultaneously satisfy the condition C1,iAnd condition C2In the hour formula (9)
Figure BDA0001830126990000083
And R in the formula (12)stat,highThe maximum value is taken.
When the transmitting end knows the complete channel state information, if the channel does not satisfy the condition C1iTo satisfy the condition C2Namely, it is
Figure BDA0001830126990000084
The performance penalty of traversing the channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000085
When the transmitting end knows the complete channel state information, if the channel satisfies the condition C1,iAnd does not satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000086
When the transmitting end knows the statistical channel state information, if the channel does not satisfy the condition C1,iTo satisfy the condition C2Namely, it is
Figure BDA0001830126990000087
The performance penalty of traversing the channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000088
When the transmitting end knows the statistical channel state information, if the channel satisfies the condition C1,iAnd does not satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure BDA0001830126990000089
The following can be obtained by comparing the expressions (16) and (17), and the expressions (18) and (19): when the condition C is satisfied2When the performance loss across the channel capacity is smaller, condition C2To obtain
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Rstat,highThe maximum value of (a) has a greater influence. When U is turnedi=UjI ≠ j, i ≠ 1,2
Figure BDA00018301269900000811
Get
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Following x%1,χ2The curve of the change is shown in fig. 1.
It is evident from FIG. 1 that: when x1=χ2When the two users are independently and simultaneously distributed, the maximum value of the delta R is obtained; the value of ar is still large when there is one and only one user among them is approximately independent of the same distribution.
3. Design of code book
To obtain RstatAt maximum, by solving the eigenvector equation R at low signal-to-noise ratioiwi=γiwiWherein R isiFor spatial transmit correlation matrix, wiIs a code word, also called RiThe feature vector of (2); gamma rayiIs RiA characteristic value of (d); obtaining the optimal code word w of each user when i is 1 and 2i,opt=u1(Ri),i=1,2,u1(. cndot.) is the principal unit normalized feature vector of the matrix. By solving the vector equation R at high signal-to-noise ratioiwi=γiRjwiI ≠ j, i ≠ 1,2 obtains the optimal code word of each user, and the optimal code word of each user can be represented by the generalized eigenvector group at this time
Figure BDA00018301269900000813
The method for inserting the feature matrix can simultaneously solve the design problem of the optimal code word in high and low signal-to-noise ratios
Riwinterp,i=(Rii(ρ)I)winterp,i→winterp,i=u1((Rii(ρ)-1I)Ri) (21)
Therefore, the code book is designed as
Figure BDA0001830126990000091
Wherein alpha isi(p) is R1、R2A function of ρ;
Figure BDA0001830126990000092
the code book is a code book of a single user. As discussed in section 2, to maximize the capacity of the system's ergodic channel, α isi(p) reduced to αi=χi(method1) and alphai=1/χi(method 2) two protocols. method1 and method2 compromise locality and expansibility of codewords in the codebook, and improve robustness of the codebook.
4. Criterion for selecting code word
The signal-to-interference-and-noise ratio of the ith user is
Figure BDA0001830126990000093
Wherein SiIs the signal power; i isiIs the noise power;
Figure BDA0001830126990000094
is hiThe channel direction vector of (a). RsumAnd SINRiProportional, SINRiWhen maximum value is obtained RsumThe maximum value is also obtained. The received signal-to-noise ratio maximization criterion in the formula (2) is such that SINRiThe numerator has the largest value, neglecting the SINRiImportance of denominator value minimization. SINR, especially in interference limited situationsiThe median denominator value is the mostMiniaturization is as important as maximizing molecular value. A new optimal codeword selection criterion is proposed:
step 1: assuming that each user only guarantees maximum mapping value of the precoding vector on its channel:
Figure BDA0001830126990000095
wherein,
Figure BDA0001830126990000096
is a channel vector hjIndependent of spatial emission correlation matrix RjThe channel statistics information classification method can be adopted at the receiving end due to the related constants.
Step 2:
Figure BDA0001830126990000097
as candidate precoding vectors for the ith user, SiIs estimated value of
Figure BDA0001830126990000098
IiIs estimated as
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Equation (25) can be viewed as the precoding vector for the ith user
Figure BDA00018301269900000910
To (c) is performed.
Figure BDA00018301269900000911
It can also be regarded as the estimation of the channel interference of the ith user to the jth user.
And step 3: the optimal code word selection criterion is SINRiEstimated value
Figure BDA00018301269900000912
To a maximum of, i.e.
Figure BDA00018301269900000913
5. Performance analysis
When the number of users is 2, the channel is divided into three cases of Good-conditioning, Bad-conditioning and word-conditioning according to the different channel states, and the condition numbers of the channel statistical information corresponding to the three cases are
(1)
Figure BDA0001830126990000101
(2)
Figure BDA0001830126990000102
(3)
Figure BDA0001830126990000103
Take tau1=3,τ2The codebook presented herein was performance simulated in four different scenarios:
(1) scene 1: R1=ΣG1,R2=ΣG2
(2) Scenario 2: R1=ΣG2,R2=ΣW1
(3) Scenario 3: R1=ΣB2,R2=ΣW2
(4) Scenario 4: R1=ΣB1,R2=ΣB2
Wherein, sigmaG1And sigmaG2The space emission correlation matrix under Good-conditioning is adopted; sigmaB1And sigmaB2A spatial emission correlation matrix under Bad-conditioning; sigmaW1And sigmaW2Is the spatial transmit correlation matrix under Worse-conditioning.
Fig. 2 is a graph showing a comparison of the simulation of the system traversal channel capacity when the feedback bit number B is 3 in 4 scenarios. In the figure, Grass and RVQ represent codebooks in document [5] designed based on a Grassmannian codebook and a Random Vector Quantization (RVQ) codebook, respectively. The pathological degrees of the scene 1, the scene 2, the scene 3 and the scene 4 are gradually deepened, the correlation of the pathological matrix limits the performance of the system along with the deepening of the pathological degrees, and the traversal channel capacity of each codebook is reduced; the two codebook designs, method1 and method2, have significantly better performance than the Grass codebook and the RVQ codebook.
When the number of users is more than 2, the design of the code book is as follows:
Figure BDA0001830126990000104
wherein, the same holds for alphai=χi(method 1),αi=1/χi(method 2). The optimal codeword selection criterion is consistent with that when the number of users is 2. Fig. 3 shows simulation of the ergodic channel capacity corresponding to different feedback bit numbers of method1 and method2 in scenario 1, where the ergodic channel capacity of the two schemes increases as the number of feedback bits of the system increases. Fig. 4(a) and (b) show the channel capacity per user when the number of users in scene 1 and scene 2 is 4, respectively. Comparing fig. 4(a) and fig. 2(a), and fig. 4(b) and fig. 2(b), respectively, the following results are obtained: when the number of users increases, the two codebook design algorithms provided by the invention have more stable system performance and are not easily influenced by the correlation of fading channels.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical idea of the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereby, and any modifications made on the basis of the technical scheme according to the technical idea of the present invention fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A method for designing a limited feedback codebook of an MU-MISO system based on channel statistical information is characterized in that: the MU-MISO system is configured with M transmitting antennas, the number of users is K, each user is configured with a receiving antenna, and the received signal of the ith user is:
Figure FDA0003082556510000011
wherein rho is the signal-to-noise ratio; h isiA channel matrix of mx 1; x is a transmission signal;
Figure FDA0003082556510000012
additive complex white gaussian noise; transmitting signal
Figure FDA0003082556510000013
fiIs an Mx 1 pre-coding vector; siIs a data symbol and E [ | si|2]=1;
The design method comprises the following steps:
step 1, analyzing traversal channel capacity at high and low signal-to-noise ratios under the condition of known complete channel state information and known statistical information of a transmitting terminal;
in step 1, the channel capacity R of the system is obtained when the transmitting end knows the complete channel state informationperfComprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003082556510000014
Figure FDA0003082556510000015
wherein M ═ 2; dc(h1,h2) Is h1And h2Chord distance between:
Figure FDA0003082556510000016
at the same time, the system traverses the channel capacity ERperf]Comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003082556510000017
Figure FDA0003082556510000018
wherein,
Figure FDA0003082556510000019
Λi=diag([λ1(Ri),λ2(Ri)]);λi(A) for a semi-positive definite matrix A ∈ CM×MCharacteristic value of (A) and λ1(A)≥…≥λM(A);
Figure FDA0003082556510000021
In step 1, the traversal channel capacity of the system under the condition of known statistical information of the transmitting terminal and low signal-to-noise ratio is
Figure FDA0003082556510000022
Wherein R isiTransmitting a correlation matrix for the space;
definition of
Figure FDA0003082556510000023
Z=[z1,z2];η1≥η2≥0;η1、η2Are respectively diagonal matrix diag ([ eta ]12]) Elements on the main diagonal of (1); z is a matrix that diagonalizes the matrix R; z is a radical of1、z2Is an element in Z; traversing channel capacity at high signal-to-noise ratio of
Figure FDA0003082556510000024
Wherein,
Figure FDA0003082556510000025
step 2, respectively representing the capacity loss of the ergodic channel under two conditions by adopting a channel statistical information classification method;
in step 2, under the condition that the transmitting end knows the complete channel state information, two conditions in the channel are defined:
Figure FDA0003082556510000026
C2:Ui=UjP,j≠i
wherein R isiCondition number ofi=χ(Ri)=λ1(Ri)/λ2(Ri) Is an index for measuring the ill-conditioned degree of the channel matrix; p is a permutation matrix of 2 x 2;
if the channel does not satisfy condition C1,iTo satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure FDA0003082556510000027
If the channel satisfies condition C1,iAnd does not satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure FDA0003082556510000028
In step 2, under the condition that the transmitting end knows the statistical information, two conditions in the channel are defined:
Figure FDA0003082556510000031
C2:Ui=UjP,j≠i
if the channel does not satisfy condition C1,iTo satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure FDA0003082556510000032
If the channel satisfies condition C1,iAnd does not satisfy the condition C2Performance loss across channel capacity is
Figure FDA0003082556510000033
Step 3, combining the method of inserting the characteristic matrix with the channel statistical information to realize the design of the code book;
in the step 3, the characteristic vector equation R is solved when the signal-to-noise ratio is lowiwi=γiwiI-1, 2 obtains the optimal codeword w for each useri,opt=u1(Ri),i=1,2,u1(. to) is the principal unit normalized feature vector of the matrix; by solving the vector equation R at high signal-to-noise ratioiwi=γiRjwiI ≠ j, i ≠ 1,2 obtains the optimal code word of each user, and the optimal code word of each user is represented by the generalized feature vector group at the moment
Figure FDA0003082556510000034
Method for solving design problem of optimal code word in high and low signal-to-noise ratio by inserting characteristic matrix
Riwinterp,i=(Rii(ρ)I)winterp,i→winterp,i=u1((Rii(ρ)-1I)Ri)
Therefore, the code book is designed as
Figure FDA0003082556510000035
Wherein alpha isi(p) is R1、R2A function of ρ;
Figure FDA0003082556510000036
Figure FDA0003082556510000037
the code book is a code book of a single user.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the MU-MISO system finite feedback codebook design method based on channel statistics is characterized by: in step 3, the following codeword selection criteria are adopted:
step a, assuming that each user only guarantees that the mapping value of the precoding vector on the channel is maximum, namely:
Figure FDA0003082556510000038
wherein,
Figure FDA0003082556510000039
is a channel vector hjIndependent of spatial emission correlation matrix RjA related constant;
in the step b, the step (c),
Figure FDA00030825565100000310
as candidate precoding vectors for the ith user, SiIs estimated value of
Figure FDA00030825565100000311
IiIs estimated as
Figure FDA00030825565100000312
Step c, the optimal code word selection criterion is SINRiEstimated value
Figure FDA00030825565100000313
To a maximum of, i.e.
Figure FDA0003082556510000041
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