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A Majorization-Minimization Framework for Activity Detection in Mixed Near-and-Far-Field Random Access
Grant-free random access in massive machine-type communications requires detecting a small active set from length-L uplink pilots received at an M-antenna base station. Classical covariance-based detectors are largely built on the far-field (FF) model, where the M antenna-domain observations are tre
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