TL;DR
RF-LEGO introduces a modular deep unrolling framework that transforms traditional signal processing algorithms into interpretable, trainable deep learning modules for RF sensing, enhancing performance and reusability.
Contribution
The paper presents RF-LEGO, a novel co-design framework that converts signal processing algorithms into deep unrolled modules, enabling interpretable and modular deep learning for RF sensing.
Findings
RF-LEGO outperforms existing SP and DL methods on real-world RF sensing data.
The framework demonstrates improved accuracy in frequency transform, spatial angle estimation, and signal detection.
RF-LEGO's modular design allows seamless integration into various RF sensing tasks.
Abstract
Wireless sensing, traditionally relying on signal processing (SP) techniques, has recently shifted toward data-driven deep learning (DL) to achieve performance breakthroughs. However, existing deep wireless sensing models are typically end-to-end and task-specific, lacking reusability and interpretability. We propose RF-LEGO, a modular co-design framework that transforms interpretable SP algorithms into trainable, physics-grounded DL modules through deep unrolling. By replacing hand-tuned parameters with learnable ones while preserving core processing structures and mathematical operators, RF-LEGO ensures modularity, cascadability, and structure-aligned interpretability. Specifically, we introduce three deep-unrolled modules for critical RF sensing tasks: frequency transform, spatial angle estimation, and signal detection. Extensive experiments using real-world data for Wi-Fi,…
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