Incomplete inputs impose unavoidable limits on blind radiomap prediction

The authors separate irreducible uncertainty from model error, then improve physics-guided predictors by learning correctable residuals.

Top University
Xiaojie Li · Yu Han · Han Fang · Shangqing Liu · Guangxu Zhu · Shi Jin · +1 more

Southeast University · National Mobile Communications Research Laboratory · Nanjing University · Shenzhen Research Institute of Big Data · The Chinese University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen

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The authors formulate blind radiomap prediction under incomplete observation, where available environment and base-station representations omit physical information that affects propagation.

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From Nanjing University and 5 others

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Radiomap blind prediction under incomplete observations is optimal when targeting the conditional mean, with error split into reducible approximation and irreducible uncertainty.

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