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Sense Less, Miss Less: Evidence-Driven Sensing Schedules for ISAC
Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) lets a base station detect human motion with the same signals it uses for data, but every sensing transmission takes resources from users. Sensing rarely while nothing moves saves resources, yet a brief hand gesture by an otherwise still person can then st
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