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Fidelity Where it Matters: Site-Specific Nonuniform Refinement for Wireless Digital Twins
Wireless digital twins (WDTs) enable site-specific learning, management, and evaluation, but constructing and maintaining uniformly high-fidelity WDTs for large-scale urban environments is costly. This paper studies task-oriented nonuniform WDT refinement (TONR) by addressing the following question:
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