Koji Ishibashi

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The University of Electro-Communications

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Koji Ishibashi is a Professor at The University of Electro-Communications in Japan (country code: 81). His research areas encompass advanced communication systems, including multihop sensor networks, multi-user MIMO-OFDM systems, and optimization techniques for robust signal transmission. His recent publications focus on topics such as energy harvesting in sensor networks, Bayesian inference methods, and efficient beamforming strategies. Professor Ishibashi is dedicated to developing innovative solutions in the field of wireless communications.

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Shinsuke Ibi

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Doshisha University

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Josep Miquel Jornet Montaña

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Northeastern University

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Naoki Ishikawa

Yokohama National University

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Koya Sato

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University of Tokyo

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Adaptively Weighted Averaging Over-the-Air Computation and Its Application to Distributed Gaussian Process Regression

Deterministic and Stochastic Optimization for Robust Beamfocusing Against Positioning Errors

Joint Channel, CFO, and Data Estimation via Bayesian Inference for Multi-User MIMO-OFDM Systems

ZEN-MAC: Zero Excess Node MAC for Multihop Sensor Networks With Energy Harvesting

Joint Design of Equalization and Beamforming for Single-Carrier MIMO Transmission Over Millimeter-Wave and Sub-Terahertz Channels

Cooperative Detection for Cell-Free Massive MIMO With Multiple Central Processing Units Under Backhaul Capacity Limitation

Efficient Joint Transmit and Receive Beam Alignment via Sequential CNN LSTM Networks

Exploiting Low-Density Signal Structure via Approximate Message Passing With Side Information for Grant-Free NOMA

Joint Channel and Data Estimation for Multiuser Extremely Large-Scale MIMO Systems

Bayesian Bilinear Inference for Joint Channel Tracking and Data Detection in Millimeter-Wave MIMO Systems

Bayesian Receiver Design via Bilinear Inference for Cell-Free Massive MIMO With Low-Resolution ADCs

Outage-Minimization Coordinated Multi-Point for Millimeter-Wave OFDM With Random Blockages

A New Noncoherent Gaussian Signaling Scheme for Low Probability of Detection Communications

Noncoherent Massive MIMO With Embedded One-Way Function Physical Layer Security

Robust Tensor Decomposition for Heterogeneous Beamforming Under Imperfect Channel State Information

Joint Activity and Channel Estimation for Extra-Large MIMO Systems

Blind Multiple Measurement Vector AMP Based on Expectation Maximization for Grant-Free NOMA

Joint Access Configuration and Beamforming for Cell-Free Massive MIMO Systems With Dynamic TDD

User-Heterogeneous Cell-Free Massive MIMO Downlink and Uplink Beamforming via Tensor Decomposition

Low Latency Beam-Sweeping for Millimeter Wave Systems via Pessimistic Optimization

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Shinsuke Ibi

Josep Miquel Jornet Montaña

Naoki Ishikawa

Koya Sato

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