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Machine Learning-driven Channel State Information Prediction and Resource Optimization Strategy for Millimeter-wave Communication Channels

Mingjun Xian

Abstract


This paper focuses on the application of machine learning in channel state information prediction and resource optimization for
millimeter-wave communication systems. By analyzing the characteristics of millimeter-wave communication and the limitations of traditional methods, we demonstrate the advantages of machine learning in this field. We provide a detailed exploration of machine learning-based
channel state information prediction methods, including model construction, feature extraction, and optimization strategies. Additionally, we
investigate resource optimization strategies encompassing spectrum allocation, power control, and beam management. Finally, through practical case studies, we evaluate the effectiveness of machine learning-driven approaches and outline future development trends, offering theoretical support and practical guidance for the advancement of millimeter-wave communication technologies.

Keywords


Machine learning; Millimeter-wave communication; Channel state information prediction; Resource optimization strategy

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v4i5.9374

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