Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In a general wireless system, cells are loosely defined and user signals appear at multiple antennas with various pors and delays. Despite the enormous performance benefits of system-wide maximum-likelihood multiuser detection (ML MUD), its application to such systems is hampered by the lack of a regular structure. Prior work usually dismisses the possibility on computational grounds as exponential in the total number of users, at least.  is the first to address efficient computation of system-wide ML MUD.  present a computational organization that achieves dramatic reduction in complexity through exploitation of the partial overlap of user sets at different antennas. This algorithm, which applies to code-division multiple access or narrowband systems, can be vied as a spatio-temporal extension of the ll-known Viterbi algorithm (VA), and, like the VA, it is derived from dynamic programming principles.
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I am writing a research paper on a idea A computational paradigm for space-time multiuser detection
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