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AngularWM: Wireless World Modeling for AoA Prediction from Multi-Antenna I/Q
Reliable angle-of-arrival (AoA) tracking under mobility supports proactive beam alignment in multi-antenna wireless systems, but learning this evolution directly from raw I/Q is challenging because the observations mix angular information with waveform, multipath, channel-gain, hardware, and noise v
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