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A Deep Iterative Refinement Receiver for OTFS Symbol Detection in Doubly-Dispersive Channels
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Orthogonal time frequency space (OTFS) modulation has emerged as a promising candidate for high-mobility wireless communication systems due to the diversity it offers across both time and frequency. Reliable OTFS detection, however, remains challenging under doubly-dispersive channels, where delay and Doppler dispersion induce structured interference between transmitted symbols and complicate symbol recovery. To address these challenges, we propose a two-stage iterative OTFS detector that integrates a physics-informed learned initializer with an iterative refinement network, enabling progressively more accurate symbol estimates in doubly-dispersive channels. The initializer incorporates the known delay-Doppler input-output relationship to produce a robust first-stage estimate, while the refinement stage iteratively suppresses residual symbol interference in the delay-Doppler domain. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed detector achieves consistent performance gains over conventional and existing learning-based detectors across a variety of channel conditions. These results highlight the effectiveness of incorporating known channel structure into the detection process and using iterative refinement for improved and robust OTFS detection.
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