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Supervised Device Charting with CSI Measurements from Commercial 5G NR User Equipments
Radio frequency fingerprint identification (RFFI) is a promising approach to distinguish physical wireless devices using hardware-induced signal imperfections. Conventional RFFI methods only provide discrete device labels and no human-interpretable representation of the relations among received sign
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