Machine learning based interference detection for tiered licensing deployments
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsManikanta KOTARU, Paramvir BAHL
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Abstract
Described are examples for machine learning based interference detection for tiered licensing deployments. A network entity in a general authorized access (GAA) deployment checks a local spectrum access database of GAA users to determine that a portion of shared use spectrum is free from known local users in a geographic area. The network entity receives samples of a wireless signal including at least a desired signal on the portion of shared use spectrum. The network entity determines whether the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals. The network entity identifies an interfering signal in response to determining that the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals.
Claims20
An apparatus for wireless communications, comprising:
- a memory storing computer executable instructions;
- and
- a processor coupled with the memory and configured to execute the instructions to:
- check a local spectrum access database of known general authorized access (GAA) users to determine that a portion of shared use spectrum is free from known local users in a geographic area;
- receive samples of a wireless signal including at least a desired signal on the portion of shared use spectrum;
- determine whether the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals;
- and
- identify an interfering signal in response to determining that the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals.
A method comprising:
- checking a local spectrum access database of known general authorized access (GAA) users to determine that a portion of shared use spectrum is free from known local users in a geographic area;
- receiving samples of a wireless signal including at least a desired signal on the portion of shared use spectrum;
- determining whether the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals;
- and
- identifying an interfering signal in response to determining that the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer-executable instructions that when executed by a processor cause the processor to:
- check a local spectrum access database of known general authorized access (GAA) users to determine that a portion of shared use spectrum is free from known local users in a geographic area;
- receive samples of a wireless signal including at least a desired signal on the portion of shared use spectrum;
- determine whether the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals;
- and
- identify an interfering signal in response to determining that the wireless signal includes multiple independent signals.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.