The application relates to the field of information and communication technology, and relates to a joint
beamforming method based on end-to-end learning in a multi-RIS assisted communication
system, and aims to improve the
bit error rate performance of the communication
system.The application provides a joint
beamforming method based on end-to-end learning, wherein single reflection and
double reflection links are actually considered, and a
bit error rate minimization problem is formulated by jointly designing active and passive
beamforming.In order to solve the non-convex problem thus generated, a new method is introduced, and the proposed multi-RIS assisted communication
system is regarded as an end-to-end optimization task.Specifically, modulation,
precoding, passive beamforming, combination and
demodulation processes are simultaneously optimized to avoid local optimization.
Simulation results show that, compared with a traditional alternating optimization
algorithm, the system based on end-to-end learning in the application realizes a competitive performance
gain.In addition, under the condition that the total number of reflection elements is the same, the
performance enhancement of multiple RISs relative to a single RIS assisted system is verified.