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Learning-based near- versus far-field boundaries for ultra-massive MIMO communications
Signal processing techniques for wireless communications and sensing fundamentally differ between near-field and far-field propagation regimes. Accurately identifying the applicable propagation region is therefore essential for enabling efficient beamforming and channel estimation in ultra-massive M
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