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Source Code to my master's thesis with the topic "End-to-end optimisation of MIMO systems using deep learning autoencoders"

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Master Thesis

The repository contains the source code of my master's thesis "End-to-end optimisation of MIMO systems using autoencoder based on the deep learning". It is a learning algorithm which generates a MIMO transmitter and receiver realisation simultenously. This includes digital modulation and mimo encoding. The MIMO channel is modelled as a MIMO-Rayleigh-Block-Fading-Channel. For further inquieries or questions just contact me.

Getting Started

First make sure CUDA Toolkit is installed to use GPU resources.

Most important Python Packages needed:

  • numpy
  • matplotlib
  • tensorflow
  • pickle
  • cudNN

Acknowledgments

  • Thank you Felix Wunsch and Dr. Holger Jaekel for guiding me through the thesis
  • Source code is based on Dr.-Ing. Jakob Hoydis' code for the SISO model from the paper "An Introduction to Deep Learning for the Physical Layer" (Timothy O’Shea; Jakob Hoydis, 02 October 2017)

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