发射时间未知的分子通信网络中基于矩形浓度的纳米机器定位

IF 2.4 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

IEEE Transactions on Molecular, Biological, and Multi-Scale Communications Pub Date : 2023-08-08 DOI:10.1109/TMBMC.2023.3302798

Ajit Kumar;Akarsh Yadav;Sudhir Kumar

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摘要

纳米机械的定位对实现最佳功能至关重要，包括优化传输速率和检测不规则细胞。纳米机械接收到的采样浓度可用于此目的。根据接收到的采样浓度进行定位需要分子的发射时间，以提高精度并建立纳米机器之间的同步。本文推导了在已知和未知发射时间两种情况下对纳米机械进行定位的最大似然估计。与现有模型相比，本文提出的模型考虑了通用输入（矩形）浓度，可同时容纳非零发射持续时间和瞬时发射，因此在许多应用中更加实用。该模型还考虑了多符号和符号间干扰等挑战。即使采用矩形输入浓度，所提出的模型也能实现与脉冲浓度相当的单个定位性能。此外，所提出的模型允许使用相关观测数据对位置和发射时间进行联合估计，使其成为一种实用的通用应用解决方案。

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Rectangular Concentration-Based Nanomachine Localization in Molecular Communication Networks With Unknown Emission Time

Localization of nanomachines is essential for optimal functionality, including optimizing transmission rates and detecting irregular cells. The sampling concentration received by the nanomachines can be used for this purpose. The localization based on received sampling concentration requires the emission time of molecules to improve the accuracy and establish synchronization among the nanomachine. In this paper, we derive the maximum likelihood estimation for localizing nanomachine in two scenarios, that is, known and unknown emission times. In contrast to the existing model, the proposed model considers a generic input (rectangular) concentration that can accommodate both non-zero emission duration and instantaneous emission, making it more practical for many applications. The model also considers multiple symbols and challenges like inter-symbol interference. Even with the rectangular input concentration, the proposed model achieves comparable individual localization performance to the impulse concentration. Additionally, the proposed model allows for joint estimation of location and emission time using correlated observations, making it a practical and generic solution for applications.

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IEEE Transactions on Molecular, Biological, and Multi-Scale Communications Mathematics-Modeling and Simulation

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3.90

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13.60%

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