2026· IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications· Vol 25, pp. 23621-23636· 0 citations· 30 references
Abstract
With the rise of sixth-generation wireless systems, Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) increasingly adopts MU-MIMO-OFDM for four-dimensional joint parameter estimation. However, existing approaches face two key challenges: the computational complexity of super-resolution grows rapidly with grid refinement, and on-grid methods are limited in accuracy and prone to spurious estimates. This paper proposes the Fast Fourier Orthogonal Matching Pursuit with Off-Grid Refinement (FFOMP-OGR) algorithm to address both issues. First, FFOMP-OGR exploits the Vandermonde structure in 4D MU-MIMO-OFDM signals to perform FFT-based dictionary matching within OMP, reducing complexity without being constrained by on-grid resolution. Second, it augments OMP with a nonlinear least-squares refinement that jointly optimizes atom positions and amplitudes, achieving gridless, arbitrary-precision estimates while preserving enhanced orthogonality. Simulation results demonstrate that the FFOMP-OGR algorithm significantly reduces computational complexity while ensuring estimation accuracy, providing an effective solution for the practical implementation of ISAC systems.
A decoupled off-grid channel estimation algorithm based on sequential sparse Bayesian learning (SBL) is proposed and a subcarrier-cooperative hybrid precoding framework for multiuser wideband transmission is developed.
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