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Multiuser detection (also known as joint detection) is one of the receiver design technologies for detecting desired signal(s) from interference and noise. Traditionally, single-user receiver design is known to suffer from the so-called near-far problem, where a near-by or strong signal source may block the signal reception of a far-away or weak user. The near-far problem is more serious in CDMA-type wireless multi-user communication systems. Multiuser detection techniques can help the receiver solve this problem[1].

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  1. ^ Shu Wang, Sang G. Kim, Soonyil Kwon, & Hobin Kim (2006). "Toward Forward Link Interference Cancellation" (PDF). San Francisco, CA: CDMA Development Group Technology Forum. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help); External link in |publisher= (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
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