Guoda Tian, Xuesong Cai, Tian Zhou, Weinan Wang, F. Tufvesson
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Deep-Learning Based Channel Estimation for OFDM Wireless Communications
Multi-carrier technique is a backbone for modern commercial networks. However, the performances of multi-carrier systems in general depend greatly on the qualities of acquired channel state information (CSI). In this paper, we propose a novel deep-learning based processing pipeline to estimate CSI for payload time-frequency resource elements. The proposed pipeline contains two cascaded subblocks, namely, an initial denoise network (IDN), and a resolution enhancement network (REN). In brief, IDN applies a novel two-step denoising structure while REN consists of pure fully-connected layers. Compared to existing works, our proposed processing architecture is more robust under lower signal-to-noise ratio scenarios and delivers generally a significant gain.