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Scheduling in OFDMA uplink with imperfect CSI

Yaacoub, 2011

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8894268193645078461
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Yaacoub E
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International Journal of Wireless Information Networks

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Uplink scheduling in OFDMA systems with imperfect CSI is investigated. An efficient CSI quantization scheme is proposed and shown to achieve good performance with a limited number of quantization bits in the perfect CSI scenario. The probability of error in quantizing …
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