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Floating-Point Microformat Quantization and Pruning for Efficient MU-MIMO Neural Receivers
Neural receivers outperform conventional 5G NR processing chains, but their compute and memory demands hinder real-time deployment. For a standard-compliant multi-user MIMO neural receiver, the 4-bit number format, not merely the bit width, determines whether compression preserves the gain over clas
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