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For decades, the wireless communication problems have been modeled by statistical models. Consequently,
With the requirements to support the emerging applications, such as autonomous driving, remote medical services, factory automation, etc., the communication networks encounter the challenge of the increasingly stringent key performance indicators (KPIs) within the complex system design.
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Network GDT: GenAI Based Digital Twin for Automated Network Performance Evaluation
AuthorSukhdeep Singh, Swaraj Kumar, Moonki Hong, Ashish Jain, Madhan Raj Kanagarahinam
PublishedIEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)
Date2025-09-26
Leveraging O-RAN SC AI/ML Framework & Non-RT RIC for AI-Driven Network Slice QoS Optimization
AuthorAshish Jain, Sukhdeep Singh, Moonki Hong
PublishedIEEE Globecom Workshop
Date2025-08-12
Digital Twin for Intelligent Network: Data Lifecycle, Digital Replication, and AI-based Optimizations
AuthorSeowoo Jang, Jinguk Jeong, Juho Lee
PublishedIEEE Communications Magazine
Date2023-08-01
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For decades, wireless systems have been built around one central objective: deliver bits as accurately as possible. That design philosophy has served the industry well, but it also reflects a strong assumption that communication quality is determined mainly by bit accuracy.
In modern wireless systems, the efficient acquisition of Channel State Information (CSI) has become increasingly critical, driven by the deployment of massive antenna arrays and the demand for higher spectral efficiency.
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