Huawei Technologies Canada Co., Ltd.

Future Wei Technologies, Inc.

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Carleton University

Apple Inc.

University of Saskatchewan

Macdonald, Dettwiler and Associates Corporation

Allen-vanguard Corporation

Halim Yanikomeroglu

Nimal Gamini Senarath

Ramy Gohary

Ngoc Dung Dao

Gamini Senarath

Rainer Schoenen

Ho Ting Cheng

Young-Doo Kim

Akram Bin Sediq

David Falconer

Ziyang Wang

Mohamed Rashad Salem

Ian Marsland

Yaser Fouad

Peiying Zhu

Hosein Nikopour

Shalini Suresh Periyalwar

Petar Djukic

Ngoc-Dung Dao

Jietao Zhang

Trevor Noel Yensen

Zhijun Chao

Oktay Ureten

Yegui Cai

Abdulkareem Adinoiyi

Ebrahim Bedeer

Mahmudur Rahman

Fei Richard Yu

Rawan Alkurd

Ibrahim Abu Alhaol

Mohammed Abdelsadek

Gunes Karabulut Kurt

Ahmed Mohamed Ali Ibrahim

Omer Mubarek

Alireza Sharifian

Abdulkareem Adinoyi

David G Gonzalez

Ibrahim Aydin

Amr El-Keyi

Hossein Khoshnevis

Jing Dang

Reinhard Balogun

Trevor N Yensen

Mahamudur Rahman

Systems and methods relating to estimating data symbols encoded in a received signal that has been transmitted at a faster than Nyquist rate. The present invention uses a heuristic method for non-convex problems and involves an input matrix and received samples from the received signal. These are preconditioned and the preconditioned input matrix is factorized. The method then iterates a three-step process that estimates the sequence of data symbols based on the current estimate, the preconditioned input matrix, the preconditioned samples vector, a multiplier vector, and an auxiliary vector. The process then calculates the next multiplier vector and the next auxiliary vector. If the result indicates a minimum as compared to the best estimate, then the result is used as the best estimate. Multiple iterations of the process are performed, and the multiple iterations are repeated for multiple random initializations of the estimate.

Detector for faster than nyquist transmitted data symbols

Satellites provide connectivity in remote and rural areas as well as providing applications and services elsewhere on earth and in space. Existing satellite networks will be increasingly augmented by ultra-dense deployments of interconnected satellites providing low Earth orbit (LEO) constellations. However, such satellites only offer short-term line-of-sight access requiring ongoing handovers during the duration of a terminal's access. Accordingly, to exploit these LEO constellations the inventors have established methodologies exploiting distributed massive multiple-input multiple-output technology for a user terminal to be connected to a cluster of LEO satellites. Further, distributed joint power allocation and handover management techniques are outlined for improving the power allocation and handover management processes in a cross-layer manner such that enhanced network throughput and reduced handover rate are provided whilst taking into account quality-of-service demands of terminals and the power capabilities of the LEO satellites.

Distributed multiple-input multiple-output low earth orbit satellite systems and methods

The subject application relates to telecommunication networks and more particularly, to a method and system for managing and allocating wireless network resources to optimize User satisfaction. One aspect of the invention is directed to a system comprising a wireless base station; a user device; and a wireless network connecting said wireless base-station to said user device; said wireless base station being operable: to employ a 'zone of tolerance' to model user satisfaction; and to respond to a request from said user device to access network resources, by allocating network resources based on said 'zone of tolerance' model. Other aspects of the invention are also shown and described including a system and method of allocating network resources based on an AI-Enabled and Big Data-Driven Multi-Objective Optimization Process.

Enabling wireless network personalization using zone of tolerance modeling and predictive analytics

According to embodiments, there is provided a method apparatus for determining an encoding scheme for transmission of encoded data across a communications channel. The method includes determining the encoding scheme at a design Signal-to-Noise Ratio and evaluating a Frame Error Rate of the encoding scheme. If the FER is not within a target range, the method further includes modifying the encoding scheme until the evaluated FER is within the target range. There is further provided a method and apparatus for mapping bit labels to a plurality of symbols in a constellation, wherein the constellation are organisable into a plurality of sets and each bit label includes a plurality of bit positions. The method includes determining a distance metric between sets and merging pairs of sets according to the distance metric. The method further includes assigning a value to a bit position for bit labels of symbols in the merged set.

Method for determining an encoding scheme and symbol mapping

A method for operating a user device adapted to transmit data in a communications system in which available resources are divided into contention resources and non-contention resources includes selecting a first non-contention resource from the non-contention resources in accordance with selection information, the user device configured to transmit data on the first non-contention resource, determining a contention resource from a first plurality of contention resources associated with the first non-contention resource, in accordance with an association between the first plurality of contention resources and the first non-contention resource is known by the user device and a network node in the communications system, and transmitting a message on the contention resource, wherein the message initiates a random access procedure to obtain access to the selected first non-contention resource.

System and method for random access

Space-time block codes (STBCs) is a known approach for using multiple transmit antennas to provide higher data rates and better reliability by exploiting spatial diversity. Existing STBCs use independent two-dimensional constellations. Methods and systems for using multidimensional constellations to improve the performance of orthogonal STBCs are disclosed. Methods for finding optimized multidimensional constellations for orthogonal STBCs are also disclosed.

System and method for utilizing multidimensional constellations

In one embodiment, a method of wireless load balancing includes receiving, by a communications controller from a device, a plurality of messages including a plurality of demands of a plurality of UEs and a plurality of locations of the plurality of UEs, where the plurality of demands includes a demand of a UE of the plurality of UEs, where the plurality of locations includes a location of the first UE, and where the location of the UE is in a cell and determining a utility map in accordance with the plurality of demands and the plurality of locations. The method also includes determining a recommendation of user behavior of a user of the first UE in accordance with the utility map, the location of the first UE, and the demand of the UE and transmitting, by the communications controller to the UE, the recommendation of user behavior.

System and method for wireless load balancing

A method for long-term evolution (LTE) synchronization by a signal receiver in the presence of interference signals including providing multiple parallel adaptive filters to eliminate the contribution of an interference signal to a timing metric of an LTE signal; wherein coefficients of each of the parallel adaptive filters are determined using a linearly constrained minimum variance (LCMV) criterion to minimize output power of each filter subject to the LCMV criterion that preserves received signal vectors corresponding to all possible primary synchronization signal signatures; and wherein the LCMV criterion are updated iteratively using a recursive least squares (RLS) algorithm.

System and method for providing adaptive synchronization of LTE communication systems

Cell switch-off (CSO) methods for base stations (BSs) in a wireless network are provided. The CSO methods utilize quality of service (QoS) requirement information of user equipments (UEs) to determine which BS to switch off according to a pre-defined criteria. The criteria is defined so that impact of switching off a BS on the UEs may be reduced, and/or QoS requirements of at least some of the UEs may be satisfied if a BS was switched off.

System and method for user terminal-aware cell switch-off

Embodiments are provided for enabling dynamic pricing of services to users. The amount of usage all or different services are quantized into quanta of minimum usage units, such as to an amount of effective bits (eBits) in communications services. The amount of usage of the different services is weighted differently, such as according to service cost or demand, to obtain corresponding amount of quanta of usage or eBits for each service. The amount of quanta of usage or eBits for the different services is summed up to provide a total amount of quanta of usage or eBits. The total amount of quanta of usage or eBits is converted into a total charge, as a product of the total amount of quanta of usage or eBits, or a monotonic function of the total amount, and a fixed charge rate per quanta of usage or eBit.

System and method for charging services using effective quanta units

Embodiments are provided for a multi-objective scheme for solving a cell switch-off problem. The multi-objective solution seeks to minimize or reduce network energy consumption by switching off some of the cells in the network while allowing enough capacity according to traffic needs and quality of service requirement. An embodiment method includes determining, for each one of a plurality of established traffic profiles, a set of solutions with respect to a number of active cells from a plurality of cells in the network and an aggregate network capacity. The method further includes matching a given traffic profile to one of the established traffic profiles, and evaluating performances of the solutions corresponding to that traffic profile. A solution from the solutions is then selected in accordance with the evaluation. The selected solution indicates which of the cells in the wireless network to be switched off.

System and methods for multi-objective cell switch-off in wireless networks

An embodiment method includes determining, by a first network device, an equivalent coherence time of a narrowband network corresponding to the broadband network in accordance with a channel coherence time and a coherence bandwidth of the broadband network. The method further includes structuring, by the first network device, a Grassmannian symbol in accordance with the equivalent coherence time, generating, by the first network device, Grassmannian symbol sections by partitioning the Grassmannian symbol in accordance with the coherence bandwidth, and transmitting, by the first network device to a second network device, the Grassmannian symbol sections on subchannels within the coherence bandwidth.

System and method for grassmannian signaling in a broadband network

An embodiment communication system and method for using multiple-input multiple-output use. Kronecker model to determine a symbol coding formulation that achieves ergodic capacity for high signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs). The lower bound on this capacity is achieved by input signals in the form of the product of an isotropically distributed random Grassmannian component and a deterministic component comprising the eigenvectors and the inverse of the eigenvalues of the transmitter covariance matrix.

System and method for multiple-input multiple-output communication

In one embodiment, method for controlling multiple wireless access nodes includes receiving, by a central controller from a base station (BS), a message indicating a channel state information (CSI) and determining a state transition function in accordance with the message. The method also includes determining a belief state in accordance with the state transition function and determining cooperation for a plurality of BSs including the BS in accordance with the belief state to produce a cooperation decision. Additionally, the method includes transmitting, by the central controller to the BS, the cooperation decision.

System and method for controlling multiple wireless access nodes

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