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α(i) is the ith element of α(n) to simplify the notation in this section.

We also assess the computational complexity of approaches in big O notation in this section.

To simplify notation, in this section, we consider frequency-flat IQ imbalance.

To simplify notation, in this section, we denote the channel quality G k, j)(t) as G k, j).

Now we minimize (11) with respect to Q i,j) (θi,j) with 1 ≤ i < j ≤ N. By abuse of notation, in this section, we continue to use A ~ and B ~ to denote the current estimate of A and B, respectively, before estimating the parameter θi,j.

We will not adjust the notation, in this section x i now stands for the normal percentage score.

Note that, unless otherwise stated, all notations in this section have the same meaning as they have in Subsection 2.2.

To simplify notations, in this section, given a field (F), the quaternion algebra ( left( frac{alpha, beta }{F} right) ) corresponding to a pair (alpha, beta ) will be denoted by ((alpha, beta )_F).

We first provide the notation used in this section.

A summary of the additional notation introduced in this section is given in Table  2.

Following is a description of the notation used in this section.