Patent classifications
H04W72/06
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONTROLLING COMMUNICATIONS BASED ON MACHINE LEARNED INFORMATION
Systems and methods for operating a communication device. The methods comprise: receiving a signal at the communication device; performing, by the communication device, one or more machine learning algorithms using at least one feature of the signal as an input to generate a plurality of scores (each score representing a likelihood that the signal was modulated using a given modulation type of a plurality of different modulation types); assigning a modulation class to the signal based on the plurality of scores; determining whether a given wireless channel is available based at least on the modulation class assigned to the signal; and selectively using the given wireless channel for communicating signals based on results of the determining.
MANAGING CONTROL POLICIES OF A DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Aspects of the present invention disclose a method for managing the control policies associated with processing of a set of resources by a distribution system. The method includes one or more computer processors determining information associated with a configuration of a distribution system. The method further includes determining information related to a set of resource to process utilizing the distribution system. The method further includes determining respective values for a plurality of parameters related to processing the set of resources utilizing the distribution system. The method further includes selecting an initial set of control policies; The method further includes updating the initial set of control policies. The method further includes instructing the distribution system to process the set of resources utilizing the updated set of control policies.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MULTI-SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
An operating method of a user equipment supporting dual subscriber identity module (SIM) dual active (DSDA), the method including performing a first communication with a first base station through a first network via radio frequency (RF) transmission paths allocated to a first SIM, the transmission paths being included in a set of RF transmission paths of the user equipment, determining whether the set of RF transmission paths includes more than the RF transmission paths in response to a resource allocation request from a second SIM, the resource allocation request corresponding to a second communication with a second base station through a second network, and allocating at least one of the RF transmission paths to each of the first SIM and the second SIM based on a time division multiplexing (TDM) scheme in response to determining the set of RF transmission paths does not include more than the RF transmission paths.
WIRELESS NETWORK CONFIGURATION FOR LOW-LATENCY APPLICATIONS
This disclosure provides systems, methods and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for low-latency communications in wireless networks. In some implementations, a wireless station (STA) may transmit a data session request to a root access point (AP) in a wireless network responsive to activating an application associated with latency restricted (LR) data traffic. In some aspects, the data session request may indicate one or more preferred channels to carry the LR data traffic. In some other aspects, the data session request may indicate one or more preferred times to exchange the LR data traffic. In some implementations, the root AP may establish an LR data path with the STA based on the preferred time or frequency resources indicated in the data session request. The LR data path may include time or frequency resources that are reserved for LR data traffic between the root AP and the STA.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PRODUCER NETWORK FUNCTION DISCOVERY IN A WIRELESS NETWORK BASED ON GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
A system described herein may provide a technique for location-based handling of discovery requests in a service-based network in which different instances of network functions (“NFs”) may be deployed in geographically diverse locations. For example, a Network Repository Function (“NRF”) may maintain location information for the various NF instances and may respond to discovery requests by identifying particular NF instances based on locations associated with the discovery requests. For example, such discovery requests may include a “preferred-locality” parameter or some other indication of location associated with the discovery request, based on which the NRF may identify one or more NF instances to provide in response to the discovery request.
CELL MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING FOR MOBILITY IN DISTRIBUTED WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described that enable a user equipment (UE) in a distributed system to transmit measurement reports for layer 1 (L1) or layer 2 (L2) mobility on a per distributed unit (DU) basis such that each measurement report for L1/L2 mobility contains only measurements of cells that are supported by the same DU. The UE may generate and transmit a DU-specific measurement report to the DU (e.g., via L1/L2 signaling) that includes measurements of cells controlled by the DU. The UE may support various reporting configurations for measurement reporting including per cell, per group of activated cells, or per group of deactivated cells, in each case reporting to the corresponding DU. The UE may also perform joint reporting that includes the measurements of both activated and deactivated cell sets transmitted to the corresponding
Multi-user MIMO systems and methods
A method and system are provided for scheduling data transmission in a Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) system. The MIMO system may comprise at least one MIMO transmitter and at least one MIMO receiver. Feedback from one or more receivers may be used by a transmitter to improve quality, capacity, and scheduling in MIMO communication systems. The method may include generating or receiving information pertaining to a MIMO channel metric and information pertaining to a Channel Quality Indicator (CQI) in respect of a transmitted signal; and sending a next transmission to a receiver using a MIMO mode selected in accordance with the information pertaining to the MIMO channel metric, and an adaptive coding and modulation selected in accordance with the information pertaining to the CQI.
Data transmission method and apparatus
A data transmission method is disclosed. The method includes: processing, by a network device, first data to obtain at least one first modulation symbol that is in a first antenna port set, where the first antenna port set includes at least one first antenna port; and sending, by the network device, the at least one first modulation symbol to a terminal device in a first subframe by using a first carrier, where the at least one first modulation symbol is different from at least one second modulation symbol that a network device sends to the terminal device in the first subframe by using the first carrier and that is in a second antenna port set, and the second antenna port set includes at least one second antenna port.
Uplink transmission/reception method in wireless communication system and device therefor
Disclosed is a method for uplink transmission and reception in a wireless communication system and an apparatus therefor. Specifically, a method for performing uplink transmission by a user equipment (UE) in a wireless communication system may comprise the steps of: receiving downlink control information (DCI) including sounding reference signal (SRS) resource indication (SRI) and precoding indication from a base station; and transmitting an uplink to the base station by applying precoding indicated by the precoding indication on an antenna port of an SRS transmitted within an SRS resource selected by the SRI.
Signaling mechanisms for sub-band scheduling in sidelink
A device may use sidelink request and sidelink response (e.g., DSS/STS and DRS) resources (in a sub-band) of different sizes depending on whether the sub-band is a primary sub-band or secondary sub-band. The device may transmit more information in the request/response resources of a primary sub-band than in the request/response resources of a secondary sub-band. The device may transmit small amounts of information in its request/response resources in secondary sub-bands. The resources in the secondary sub-bands may include, for example, reference signals, and signals indicating occupation of the sub-band. The device may utilize tone signaling for request/response signaling in the secondary sub-bands (at least because the amount of information being conveyed in the secondary sub-bands is small) and digital signaling in the primary sub-band (at least because the amount of information being conveyed in the primary sub-band is large in comparison to that being conveyed in the secondary sub-bands).