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FUTUREWEI · 9.1.1

Specification support for beam management · RAN1#119 · Source verification
Claude's delta dropped vs RAN1#118bis
FUTUREWEI did not participate in RAN1_119 discussions on AI/ML beam management.
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Contributions at RAN1#119 · 1 doc

R1-2410029 discussion not treated 3gpp.org ↗
Discussion on specification support for AI/ML-based beam management
Position extracted by Claude
FUTUREWEI advocates FOR maximizing reuse of existing CSI framework to minimize specification effort, supporting simpler approaches that avoid complex new metrics like probability and confidence information. They push AGAINST supporting multiple alternatives that would increase complexity, specifically opposing Opt 3/4 for inference reporting and other performance monitoring alternatives beyond Alt 1. They favor practical solutions like using RS ID as implicit beam ID rather than defining new beam identifiers.
Summary
FUTUREWEI presents 11 proposals for AI/ML-based beam management specification support in NR Release 19, covering performance monitoring, model inference, data collection, and assistance information. The document focuses on reusing existing CSI framework while avoiding overly complex new metrics and signaling mechanisms.

Prior contributions at RAN1#118bis · 1 doc · Oct 14, 2024

R1-2407616 discussion not treated 3gpp.org ↗
Discussion on specification support for AI/ML-based beam management
Position extracted by Claude
Futurewei strongly advocates for reusing existing CSI frameworks as much as possible to minimize specification effort and complexity. They oppose introducing new complex metrics like probability information and confidence levels (rejecting Opt 3 and Opt 4), preferring simpler, more testable approaches. They favor measured L1-RSRP over predicted values when available and support practical enhancements like increasing maximum beam reporting from 4 to 8 beams.
Summary
This Futurewei document presents 8 proposals for specification support of AI/ML-based beam management in NR Release 19, covering performance monitoring, model inference, data collection, and assistance information aspects. The company advocates for reusing existing CSI frameworks as much as possible to minimize specification complexity while rejecting overly complex new metrics like probability and confidence information.
How this was derived
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