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Partial Superimposed Pilot-Aided Sparse Vector Transmission for High-Mobility URLLC

Yanfeng Zhang·Jinkai Zheng·Hui Liang·Wen Wu·Tom H. Luan·Di Zhang·Xu Zhu
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A partial superimposed pilot-aided sparse vector transmission (PSP-SVT) scheme is proposed for short-packet ultra-reliable and low-latency communications in high-mobility scenarios. Unlike conventional full superimposed pilot-aided SVT schemes, the proposed PSP-SVT scheme deploys only a few pilots over a subset of subcarriers. This sparse pilot structure is sufficient for basis expansion model based channel tracking while effectively reducing pilot-data interference. Based on the PSP pattern, an iterative receiver is developed to jointly perform channel estimation and data decoding. The reduced pilot interference in PSP-SVT provides more accurate initial channel estimation and data detection, thereby improving the subsequent iterative refinement and mitigating their error propagation. Moreover, the impacts of the number of PSPs and power allocation ratio on block error rate (BLER) performance are investigated to reveal the near-optimal pilot configuration. Simulation results show that the proposed PSP-SVT scheme outperforms existing full superimposed pilot-aided SVT schemes in terms of BLER with fast convergence speed.

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Yanfeng Zhang, Jinkai Zheng, Hui Liang, Wen Wu, Tom H. Luan, Di Zhang, Xu Zhu. 2026-09-08. Partial Superimposed Pilot-Aided Sparse Vector Transmission for High-Mobility URLLC. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.08661

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