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PARAFAC-Based Low-Latency Angular Tracking for RIS-Assisted Sensing
This paper proposes adaptive tensor tracking for angular trajectories (ATTRACT), a structure-aware alternating least squares algorithm for low-latency target tracking in reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS)-assisted sensing. The received echo is represented as a dynamic third-order PARAFAC tenso
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