Physics-inspired heuristics for soft MIMO detection in 5G new radio and beyond

Physics-inspired heuristics for soft MIMO detection in 5G new radio and beyond
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10.1145/3447993.3448619
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2021-03
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Proceedings of the 27th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking
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Minsung Kim;S. Mandrà;D. Venturelli;K. Jamieson
Minsung Kim;S. Mandrà;D. Venturelli;K. Jamieson
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Minsung Kim;S. Mandrà;D. Venturelli;K. Jamieson

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