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Event-Inference Reliability for Physical AI over Wireless Networks
Wireless-enabled physical artificial intelligence (physical AI) systems call for a shift from reliable data delivery to reliable inference of physical events. The relevant question is not only whether packets arrive, but whether the set of cues available at the decision node, i.e., the evidence, is
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