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Foundation Models for Wireless Localization: Pretraining, Adaptation, and Utilization
Accurate wireless localization is a key enabler for 6G networks, yet remains challenging under diverse and rapidly changing propagation conditions. Model-based methods degrade when multipath channels are non-resolvable and model mismatches occur, while supervised deep learning demands large labeled
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