This application relates to a low-complexity
hybrid detection method,
system, device, and medium based on the MMSE criterion. The method employs a phased
processing approach. First, based on
system configuration parameters, the channel matrix, and the initial received
signal, the
covariance matrix of the corresponding TAP for each user is calculated. Screening parameters are set, and residual
signal observations are initialized to obtain a preprocessed
data set. Second, a reduced TAP candidate set is generated using
Mahalanobis distance for dual screening. The filter matrix is derived using the MMSE criterion, and
constellation symbol candidates are calculated, forming a candidate
signal pair set. Subsequently, the optimal candidate signal pair is selected based on
Euclidean distance, and the optimal detection result is output. Finally, the residual signal observations are updated using serial interference cancellation technology, and the above steps are repeated until all users have completed detection. Through the aforementioned TAP candidate screening and MMSE filter matrix derivation techniques, this method significantly improves detection accuracy and anti-interference capability while reducing computational complexity, making it suitable for large-scale
MIMO and high-order modulation scenarios.