Abstract:Deep learning-based neural receivers offer promising physical-layer solutions for next-generation wireless systems. We propose an axial self-attention transformer neural receiver that achieves state-of-the-art Block Error Rate (BLER) performance with significantly improved computational efficiency during inference and large-scale training. By factorizing attention operations along temporal and spectral axes, the proposed architecture reduces computational complexity from $O((TF)^2)$ to $O(T^2F+TF^2)$, yielding substantially fewer floating-point operations and attention matrix multiplications per transformer block. Experimental validation under 3GPP Clustered Delay Line (CDL) channels demonstrates consistent performance gains across varying mobility scenarios. Under non-line-of-sight conditions, our proposed axial neural receiver outperforms global self-attention and convolutional neural receiver baselines at 10% BLER and 1% BLER respectively, with reduced computational complexity.
From: SaiKrishna Saketh Yellapragada [view email]
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