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Semantic Communication for Distributed Spectrum Monitoring over Unreliable Links
Distributed spectrum monitoring relies on spatially separated receivers to infer the state of the radio environment. A central task is to determine how many emitters are active and where they are located. Sensors typically report over shared unreliable links, where contention, fading, or energy limi
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