Empowering Wireless Network Applications with Deep Learning-based Radio Propagation Models
Stefanos Bakirtzis, Cagkan Yapar, Marco Fiore, Jie Zhang, and Ian, Wassell

TL;DR
This paper explores how integrating deep learning with traditional radio propagation models can improve the efficiency and reliability of wireless network deployment and operation, especially for next-generation networks.
Contribution
It introduces a framework combining deep learning and conventional models to enhance radio propagation predictions for wireless networks.
Findings
Deep learning models can outperform traditional propagation models in accuracy.
Integration of deep learning improves network deployment efficiency.
Enhanced reliability in signal quality estimation for wireless coverage.
Abstract
The efficient deployment and operation of any wireless communication ecosystem rely on knowledge of the received signal quality over the target coverage area. This knowledge is typically acquired through radio propagation solvers, which however suffer from intrinsic and well-known performance limitations. This article provides a primer on how integrating deep learning and conventional propagation modeling techniques can enhance multiple vital facets of wireless network operation, and yield benefits in terms of efficiency and reliability. By highlighting the pivotal role that the deep learning-based radio propagation models will assume in next-generation wireless networks, we aspire to propel further research in this direction and foster their adoption in additional applications.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMillimeter-Wave Propagation and Modeling · Wireless Body Area Networks
