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Prediction-based Hybrid Slicing Framework for Service Level Agreement Guarantee in Mobility Scenarios: A Deep Learning Approach
In the proposal, LSTM networks are employed to predict traffic demand and the location of each user in a slicing window level.
Age of Information Optimized MAC in V2X Sidelink via Piggyback-Based Collaboration
Real-time status update in future vehicular networks is vital to enable control-level cooperative autonomous driving.
Information Theory Networking and Internet Architecture Information Theory
Deep Reinforcement Learning-Based Beam Tracking for Low-Latency Services in Vehicular Networks
Ultra-Reliable and Low-Latency Communications (URLLC) services in vehicular networks on millimeter-wave bands present a significant challenge, considering the necessity of constantly adjusting the beam directions.
Distributed Policy Learning Based Random Access for Diversified QoS Requirements
Future wireless access networks need to support diversified quality of service (QoS) metrics required by various types of Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, e. g., age of information (AoI) for status generating sources and ultra low latency for safety information in vehicular networks.
Time-Sequence Channel Inference for Beam Alignment in Vehicular Networks
In this paper, we propose a learning-based low-overhead beam alignment method for vehicle-to-infrastructure communication in vehicular networks.
A Two-Step Learning and Interpolation Method for Location-Based Channel Database
Timely and accurate knowledge of channel state information (CSI) is necessary to support scheduling operations at both physical and network layers.
Inferring Remote Channel State Information: Cramér-Rao Lower Bound and Deep Learning Implementation
Channel state information (CSI) is of vital importance in wireless communication systems.
Exploiting Wireless Channel State Information Structures Beyond Linear Correlations: A Deep Learning Approach
Knowledge of information about the propagation channel in which a wireless system operates enables better, more efficient approaches for signal transmissions.
