Predictive Target-to-User Association in Complex Scenarios via Hybrid-Field ISAC Signaling

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Auteurs principaux: Yuan, Yifeng, Wen, Miaowen, Zheng, Xinhu, Wang, Shuoyao, Gao, Shijian
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author Yuan, Yifeng
Wen, Miaowen
Zheng, Xinhu
Wang, Shuoyao
Gao, Shijian
author_facet Yuan, Yifeng
Wen, Miaowen
Zheng, Xinhu
Wang, Shuoyao
Gao, Shijian
contents This paper presents a novel and robust target-to-user (T2U) association framework to support reliable vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) networks that potentially operate within the hybrid field (near-field and far-field). To address the challenges posed by complex vehicle maneuvers and user association ambiguity, an interacting multiple-model filtering scheme is developed, which combines coordinated turn and constant velocity models for predictive beamforming. Building upon this foundation, a lightweight association scheme leverages user-specific integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) signaling while employing probabilistic data association to manage clutter measurements in dense traffic. Numerical results validate that the proposed framework significantly outperforms conventional methods in terms of both tracking accuracy and association reliability.
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spellingShingle Predictive Target-to-User Association in Complex Scenarios via Hybrid-Field ISAC Signaling
Yuan, Yifeng
Wen, Miaowen
Zheng, Xinhu
Wang, Shuoyao
Gao, Shijian
Signal Processing
This paper presents a novel and robust target-to-user (T2U) association framework to support reliable vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) networks that potentially operate within the hybrid field (near-field and far-field). To address the challenges posed by complex vehicle maneuvers and user association ambiguity, an interacting multiple-model filtering scheme is developed, which combines coordinated turn and constant velocity models for predictive beamforming. Building upon this foundation, a lightweight association scheme leverages user-specific integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) signaling while employing probabilistic data association to manage clutter measurements in dense traffic. Numerical results validate that the proposed framework significantly outperforms conventional methods in terms of both tracking accuracy and association reliability.
title Predictive Target-to-User Association in Complex Scenarios via Hybrid-Field ISAC Signaling
topic Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.10676