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Adaptive Modulation Scheme for Soft-Switching Hybrid FSO/RF Links Based on Machine Learning
by
Liu, Yishuo
, Xie, Tianjiao
, Shao, Junhu
, Du, Xuxiao
in
adaptive modulation
/ Algorithms
/ Artificial intelligence
/ Bit error rate
/ Budgets
/ Codes
/ Communication
/ Communications systems
/ Datasets
/ Decision trees
/ Fog
/ hybrid FSO/RF link
/ Hybrid systems
/ Learning algorithms
/ link budget
/ Links
/ Machine learning
/ Meteorological data
/ Modulation
/ Optical wireless
/ Radio frequency
/ Rain
/ Receivers & amplifiers
/ Severe weather
/ Switching
/ Weather
2024
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Adaptive Modulation Scheme for Soft-Switching Hybrid FSO/RF Links Based on Machine Learning
by
Liu, Yishuo
, Xie, Tianjiao
, Shao, Junhu
, Du, Xuxiao
in
adaptive modulation
/ Algorithms
/ Artificial intelligence
/ Bit error rate
/ Budgets
/ Codes
/ Communication
/ Communications systems
/ Datasets
/ Decision trees
/ Fog
/ hybrid FSO/RF link
/ Hybrid systems
/ Learning algorithms
/ link budget
/ Links
/ Machine learning
/ Meteorological data
/ Modulation
/ Optical wireless
/ Radio frequency
/ Rain
/ Receivers & amplifiers
/ Severe weather
/ Switching
/ Weather
2024
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Adaptive Modulation Scheme for Soft-Switching Hybrid FSO/RF Links Based on Machine Learning
by
Liu, Yishuo
, Xie, Tianjiao
, Shao, Junhu
, Du, Xuxiao
in
adaptive modulation
/ Algorithms
/ Artificial intelligence
/ Bit error rate
/ Budgets
/ Codes
/ Communication
/ Communications systems
/ Datasets
/ Decision trees
/ Fog
/ hybrid FSO/RF link
/ Hybrid systems
/ Learning algorithms
/ link budget
/ Links
/ Machine learning
/ Meteorological data
/ Modulation
/ Optical wireless
/ Radio frequency
/ Rain
/ Receivers & amplifiers
/ Severe weather
/ Switching
/ Weather
2024
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Adaptive Modulation Scheme for Soft-Switching Hybrid FSO/RF Links Based on Machine Learning
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Adaptive Modulation Scheme for Soft-Switching Hybrid FSO/RF Links Based on Machine Learning
2024
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Overview
A hybrid free-space optical (FSO) and radio frequency (RF) communication system has been considered an effective way to obtain a good trade-off between spectrum utilization efficiency and high-rate transmission. Utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to deal with the switching and rate adaption problems between FSO/RF links, this paper investigated their modulation adapting mechanism based on a machine learning (ML) algorithm. Hybrid link budgets were estimated for different modulation types in various environments, particularly severe weather conditions. For the adaptive modulation (AM) scheme with different order PPM/PSK/QAM, a rate-compatible soft-switching model for hybrid FSO/RF links was established with a random forest algorithm based on ML. With a given target bit error rate, the model categorized a link budget threshold of the hybrid FSO/RF system over a training data set from local weather records. The switching and modulation adaption accuracy were tested over the testing weather data set especially focusing on rain and fog. Simulation results show that the proposed adaptive modulation scheme based on the random forest algorithm can have a good performance for soft-switching hybrid FSO/RF communication links.
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