Abstract
The rapidly growing technological enhancements in wireless communication have pushed the researchers to develop various transmission schemes in recent decades. Multiple-input multiple-output - filter bank multicarrier/offset quadrate amplitude modulation (MIMO-FBMC/OQAM) is one of these schemes with exclusive features. However, unless an efficient symbol detector is employed, we cannot fully benefit from the superior features of MIMO-FBMC/OQAM system as the symbol vectors cannot be detected accurately at the receiver side. An ideal symbol detector is expected to have the capability of recovering the symbol vectors in the most accurate way without causing too much enhancement in the computational complexity. To meet this expectation, we have modified the conventional maximum likelihood (ML) strategy. Instead of using an exhaustive search procedure, which guarantees the highest detection performance but causes an excessive computational load in the ML scheme, an efficient metaheuristic algorithm called discrete elephant herding optimization (DEHO) was employed for optimizing the symbol vectors. With the integration of DEHO to the conventional ML in the aforementioned way, we have not only obtained a considerable reduction in the complexity of ML, but also reached the near-optimal symbol detection performance by outperforming the other symbol detectors considered in this paper.
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