Lenovo · 9.1.3
Specification support for CSI prediction ·
RAN1#120 · Source verification
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Lenovo is a new contributor. They propose reusing the AI/ML framework for Beam Management, including RAN2 procedures. They argue against network-side model training with transfer to the UE due to overhead challenges. They prefer deprioritizing model identification-based techniques in favor of associated ID and monitoring-based techniques (Type 1 and Type 3), while calling for an urgent decision on the necessity of network-side additional conditions.
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Contributions at RAN1#120 · 1 doc
Specification support for CSI prediction
Position extracted by AI
Lenovo proposes reusing the AI/ML framework for Beam Management (BM) for CSI prediction, including RAN2 procedures and functionality definitions. They require an urgent decision on the necessity of network-side additional conditions to facilitate specification support. Lenovo argues against model training at the network side with transfer to the UE, citing significant challenges in model transfer overhead. They prefer deprioritizing model identification-based techniques for training/inference consistency, instead focusing on additional condition associated ID techniques and monitoring-based techniques (Type 1 and Type 3). They propose using the legacy Type-II CSI feedback format as a baseline while studying enhancements for time-domain representation and evaluating CPU calculation impacts.
Summary
Lenovo proposes reusing the AI/ML framework for Beam Management (BM) for CSI prediction, emphasizing an urgent decision on network-side additional conditions and defining performance monitoring types. The document contains 18 proposals and 12 observations covering scope, feedback formats, and training/inference consistency.
Prior contributions at RAN1#119 · 1 doc · Nov 18, 2024
On AI/ML for CSI prediction
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Lenovo advocates FOR monitoring-based approaches (Type 1 and Type 3) and limited NW-side additional condition indication for maintaining training/inference consistency in UE-sided CSI prediction. They push AGAINST model transfer from network to UE due to significant overhead challenges and deprioritize model identification techniques as overly implementation-dependent, favoring practical solutions that don't require complex model sharing mechanisms.
Summary
Lenovo's document analyzes training/inference consistency challenges for UE-sided AI/ML-based CSI prediction in 5G NR, presenting 7 key proposals and 8 observations. The contribution evaluates four approaches to maintain consistency and recommends focusing on monitoring-based techniques while deprioritizing model transfer approaches.
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