Cooperative Multi-Task Semantic Communication: Digital implementation

Betreuer: Ahmad Halimi Razlighi
Art der Arbeit: Projekt (MSc), Masterarbeit (MSc)
Ausgabe: 06/2024
Bearbeiter: -
Status: zu vergeben
Kurzfassung:

Motivation:

There has been a growing interest in semantic and goal-oriented communication systems in recent years. This interest is mainly driven by two reasons: First, due to emerging applications such as autonomous driving, smart cities, and so on the amount of data being transmitted through the wireless network is increasing unprecedentedly which can possibly saturate the network capacity. Second, with the advancements in human-to-machine (H2M) and machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, there is no interest in following the current content-delivery type of communication. It is actually the extraction and delivery the task-relevant information that has received huge attention recently. Thus, by semantic communication we aim to make communication systems intelligent, meaning that it needs to understand the relevance, urgency, and meaning of the data traffic in conjunction with the underlying task.

Objectives:

The project aims at investigating digital transmission implementation for the semantic communicatio in a multi-user network where users cooperatively perform their tasks. The primary objectives include:

  • Implementing digital transmission for transmitting task-relevant information
  • Comparing the proposed method with existing analog transmission

Related Topics:

  • Task-Oriented Communication
  • Distributed Information Bottleneck (D-IB) 
  • Deep Neural Network (DNN)

Requirements:

  • Wireless Communication
  • Information Theory Background
  • Programming Skills (Python)
  • Basic Knowledge of Machine Learning
  • Being Self-Motivated and Committed

For More Information:

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you are interested: halimi@ant.uni-bremen.de

Zuletzt aktualisiert am 12.06.2024 von A. Halimi Razlighi
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