  Cellular communication is a widely used technology in the world where the
coverage area is divided into multiple cells. Interference is one of the most
important challenges in cellular networks which causes problems by reducing the
quality of the service. Cell-Free (CF) massive multiple-input multiple-output
(MIMO) is a novel technolgy in which a large number of distributed access
points (APs) are concurrently serving a small number of user equipment (UE). CF
network can be an alternative technology to cellular networks for reducing
interference. A challenging task in a CF network is scalability, where although
the number of UEs tends to infinity, the computational complexity must remain
finite in each AP or UE. In this paper, we provide two architectures of Dense
fully connected neural network (Dense_Net) and 1D convolution neural network
(Conv_Net) to be implemented in different cases in terms of the number of
antennas in each AP/UE and the method for the combining vector. The Dense_Net
outperforms the Conv_Net in all the cases. For instance, in the first case it
has a %62.87 improvement in terms of loss. The results show that our proposed
method performs better in terms of obtaining optimal values for spectral
efficiency (SE).
