Analysis compares MUSIC and ESPRIT algorithms for direction of arrival estimation, suggesting quantum methods may reduce computational complexity.
The article analyses methods for determining the direction of arrival (DOA) of radio signals, particularly the MUSIC and ESPRIT algorithms. It is shown that the complexity of traditional approaches grows cubically with the number of antennas, which complicates their application in large-scale systems. The use of quantum algorithms for solving systems of linear equations and computing eigenvalues is proposed, allowing for a significant reduction in computational costs. The study examines the processing of complex matrices and presents a comparison table between classical and quantum versions of the algorithm in terms of computational complexity and structure.
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