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Robust design for IRS-assisted multiuser systems under practical imperfections: a rate-splitting approach

Authors: Xingyu Peng; Qin Tao; Xiaoming Chen

DOI: 10.1631/FITEE_2500353Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• IRS-assisted RSMA systems demonstrate superior robustness over IRS-assisted SDMA under practical imperfections including hardware impairments, imperfect CSI, and discrete phase shifts. • A sample average approximation (SAA)-based robust algorithm is proposed to jointly optimize IRS phase shifts and the beamforming matrix at the base station, effectively maximizing the weighted sum rate. • The proposed SAA-based algorithm outperforms existing benchmark algorithms, confirming its effectiveness and robustness in realistic imperfect conditions. • The system model explicitly captures the impacts of non-ideal hardware, imperfect CSI, and limited-resolution phase shifts, providing a comprehensive framework for robust design.