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Paper ID:IJSREM66349

A Deep Learning Enabled MIMO System for Capacity Enhancement in Wireless Networks

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Jul 2026

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Noshin Shaikh

Department of CSE,

PCST, Indore

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Prof. Kamlendra Verma

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PCST, Indore

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Abstract

Present day communication systems are facing some critical issues which are increased number of users, the amount of bandwidth availability to be used by the users and the need for ever increasing data rates. The major concern regarding all the problems is the high capacity expectation from wireless channels. However, wireless channels are often random in nature with frequency selective nature at the basest. The limitation in the bandwidth support by any channel makes the data rate support to be limited. In this paper, a deep neural network assisted massive MIMO system has been designed and has been employed to commonly existing diverse channel conditions. To increase the spectral efficiency and simultaneously reduce the BER of the system, the Maximum Ratio Comining (MRC) approach has been used along with MMSE and ZFE equalization techniques. The proposed system has been simulated on Matlab. The performance of the system has been evaluated in terms of the Bit Error Rate and Spectral Efficiency of the system.

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Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) Deep Neural Networks Maximum Ratio Combining (MRC) Zero Forcing Equalizer Minimum Mean Square Error (MSE) Bit Error Rate (BER) Spectral Efficiency.

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Noshin Shaikh, Prof. Kamlendra Verma, "A Deep Learning Enabled MIMO System for Capacity Enhancement in Wireless Networks," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 7, pp. 1-5, Jul 2026.

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It can be concluded from the previous discussions that MIMO systems can be considered to be key enablers in high data rate wireless communications. In the proposed approach, a comparative analysis of OFDM transmission and a combination of OFDM and MIMO has been done. Due to multi path propagation and fading effects, it becomes necessary to employ channel estimation and MIMO decoding in conjugation with equalization. Two deep learning assisted techniques employing MMSE and ZFE techniques are proposed. It can also be concluded that ZFE performs better than the MMSE approach for equalization for MIMO systems. Moreover a comparative analysis with existing work clearly indicates that the proposed work outperforms existing work in terms of error rate, SNR requirement thereby enhancing QoS for massive MIMO systems

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