Closed AhdHazim closed 1 year ago
it should be on this line if I'm not wrong.
@baturaysaglam thank you so much for your kind reply!
Could you explain it for me more please as I could not understand why you divided by 2???
If you want to sample from a complex Gaussian, you have to divide the variance term by 2.
Thank you so much!
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If you want to sample from a complex Gaussian, you have to divide the variance term by 2.
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Thank you so much for great contribution.
I am wondering about one thing while I read the code of this paper, which is that you have mentioned that you used Imperfect CSI, but unfortunately due to my ignorance I could not figure out how you represented the imperfect CSI in your code. I would be thankful if you can explain to me this point please.