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Brain-Inspired User Positioning for mmWave Beam Management
Wireless positioning is a key enabling functionality of high-frequency, highly directional wireless systems. Supporting beam tracking depends on accurately translating channel state in- formation (CSI) estimations into position predictions. However, as urban propagation environments are inherently h
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