Single-Sample Direction-of-Arrival Estimation for Fast and Robust 3D Localization With Real Measurements from a Massive MIMO System

Single-Sample Direction-of-Arrival Estimation for Fast and Robust 3D Localization With Real Measurements from a Massive MIMO System
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10.1109/icassp49357.2023.10096647
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2023-06
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ICASSP 2023 - 2023 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)
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Stepan Mazokha;Sanaz Naderi;Georgios I. Orfanidis;G. Sklivanitis;D. Pados;J. Hallstrom
Stepan Mazokha;Sanaz Naderi;Georgios I. Orfanidis;G. Sklivanitis;D. Pados;J. Hallstrom
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Stepan Mazokha;Sanaz Naderi;Georgios I. Orfanidis;G. Sklivanitis;D. Pados;J. Hallstrom

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