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Channel-Adaptive Edge AI: Maximizing Inference Throughput by Adapting Computational Complexity to Channel States
\emph{Integrated communication and computation} (IC$^2$) has emerged as a new paradigm for enabling efficient edge inference in sixth-generation (6G) networks. However, the design of IC$^2$ technologies is hindered by the lack of a tractable theoretical framework for characterizing \emph{end-to-end}
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