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From Identification to Discovery: Holistic RF Fingerprinting via Learning-Aided Quantization
Radio frequency fingerprint identification (RFFI) enables device identification and authentication by exploiting transmitter-specific hardware impairments embedded in received RF signals. Existing RFFI methods are typically designed for a specific operating regime, such as closed-set identification,
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