Statistical CSI-Based Distributed Precoding Design for OFDM-Cooperative Multi-Satellite Systems
Yafei Wang, Vu Nguyen Ha, Konstantinos Ntontin, Hong Yan, Wenjin Wang, Symeon Chatzinotas, Bj\"orn Ottersten

TL;DR
This paper proposes a novel statistical CSI-based distributed precoding method for OFDM-cooperative multi-satellite systems, combining covariance decomposition, low-complexity optimization, and deep learning to improve transmission robustness and adaptability.
Contribution
It introduces a covariance decomposition-based WMMSE formulation and a scalable deep learning approach for distributed precoding in multi-satellite MIMO systems, addressing complexity and dynamic environment challenges.
Findings
The proposed method outperforms conventional approaches in robustness and efficiency.
Deep learning model adapts well to varying numbers of users and satellites.
Simulation results confirm the effectiveness of the approach in practical scenarios.
Abstract
This paper investigates the design of distributed precoding for multi-satellite massive MIMO transmissions. We first conduct a detailed analysis of the transceiver model, in which delay and Doppler precompensation is introduced to ensure coherent transmission. In this analysis, we examine the impact of precompensation errors on the transmission model, emphasize the near-independence of inter-satellite interference, and ultimately derive the received signal model. Based on such signal model, we formulate an approximate expected rate maximization problem that considers both statistical channel state information (sCSI) and compensation errors. Unlike conventional approaches that recast such problems as weighted minimum mean square error (WMMSE) minimization, we demonstrate that this transformation fails to maintain equivalence in the considered scenario. To address this, we introduce an…
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Taxonomy
MethodsAttention Is All You Need · Linear Layer · Multi-Head Attention · Dense Connections · Dropout · Layer Normalization · Byte Pair Encoding · Softmax · Absolute Position Encodings · Residual Connection
