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New Combinatorial Modulation Schemes

新的组合调制方案

基本信息

批准号：
2120274
负责人：
金额：
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依托单位：
University of Oxford
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Studentship
财政年份：
2018
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2018 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2120274
关键词：
New Combinatorial Modulation Schemes

项目摘要

Brief description of the context of the research including potential impact; This project investigates the potential of new encoding schemes based on enumerative combinatorics. We investigate such potential in terms of wireless communication and try to use these encoding schemes to improve wireless networks. Thus, in the project, we study enumerative combinatorics and existing encoding techniques in detail. Moreover, combinatorial tools such as set partitioning and integer partitioning are aimed to be effectively used in the codebook design to embed additional information and increase the information rate in the communication systems. On the other hand, the project seeks an answer to the question of how effective the encoding schemes are in designing ultra-reliable, low-complexity, and ultra-fast communication networks. The limits of these encoding schemes are also investigated in terms of error and data rate performance to provide a better understanding of these concepts. Hence, these novel encoding schemes have the potential of improving error performance and increasing information rate compared to the existing encoding techniques. Furthermore, they have the potential to be employed efficiently with current communication systems. Aims and objectives; In the project, we aim to design new efficient encoding techniques by using enumerative combinatorics. We intend to improve wireless communication networks by employing these encoding techniques in codebook design. We also aim to show the effectiveness of these concepts by providing theoretical, numerical, and simulation results. In this regard, we plan to study key performance indicators for a communication system such as bit error rate and achievable rate and to investigate the potential benefits in terms of these indicators for the encoding schemes. The applications of the proposed concepts to well-known communication techniques are also aimed to be studied and the question of whether the combinatorial encoding schemes are suitable for the current systems are investigated.Novelty of the research methodology; Novelty of our research comes from the fact that the combinatorial tools like set partitioning and integer partitioning are not considered for codebook design, to the best of our knowledge. Therefore, in this project, enumerative combinatorics and its tools are used to design novel encoding schemes for wireless communication networks. Then, these schemes are used to improve these networks in terms of error performance and information rate. Moreover, new theoretical, numerical, and simulation results are provided for error performance and data rate of the communication systems. This project falls within the EPSRC Information and communication technologies (ICT) research area.Any companies or collaborators involved: The project is partly funded by Bristol Innovation & Research Laboratory of Toshiba Research Europe Ltd.

简要描述研究背景，包括潜在影响;该项目研究基于枚举组合学的新编码方案的潜力。我们调查这样的潜力，在无线通信方面，并尝试使用这些编码方案，以改善无线网络。因此，在这个项目中，我们详细研究了枚举组合学和现有的编码技术。此外，诸如集合划分和整数划分的组合工具旨在有效地用于码本设计中以嵌入附加信息并提高通信系统中的信息速率。另一方面，该项目寻求编码方案在设计超可靠，低复杂度和超快速通信网络方面的有效性问题的答案。这些编码方案的局限性，也研究了在错误和数据速率性能，以提供更好地理解这些概念。因此，与现有的编码技术相比，这些新的编码方案具有改善错误性能和增加信息速率的潜力。此外，它们具有与当前通信系统有效地结合使用的潜力。目的与目标：在本计画中，我们的目标是利用枚举组合学设计新的有效编码技术。我们打算通过在码本设计中采用这些编码技术来改善无线通信网络。我们还旨在通过提供理论，数值和模拟结果来显示这些概念的有效性。在这方面，我们计划研究通信系统的关键性能指标，如误码率和可实现的速率，并调查这些指标的编码方案的潜在好处。所提出的概念，以知名的通信技术的应用程序也旨在进行研究和组合编码方案是否适合于当前的系统的问题进行了调查。新奇的研究方法;新奇我们的研究来自这样一个事实，即组合工具，如集划分和整数划分不考虑码本设计，尽我们所知。因此，在这个项目中，枚举组合学及其工具被用来设计新的编码方案的无线通信网络。然后，这些计划被用来改善这些网络的错误性能和信息率。此外，新的理论，数值和仿真结果提供的通信系统的错误性能和数据速率。本项目福尔斯属于EPSRC信息和通信技术（ICT）研究领域。任何参与的公司或合作者：本项目部分由东芝研究欧洲有限公司的布里斯托创新与研究实验室资助。