Electronic device and method for spectrum management apparatus
AssigneeSony Group Corporation
InventorsSHUO WANG, CHEN SUN
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Abstract
The present application relates to an electronic device and method for a spectrum management apparatus. The electronic device for the spectrum management apparatus comprises a processing circuit. The processing circuit is configured to, with respect to at least one federated prediction area in a plurality of federated prediction areas constructed based on a secondary system, obtain a primary system behavior model configured for predicting the behavior of a primary system using spectrum resources by means of federated learning.
Claims44
An electronic apparatus for a spectrum management device, comprising processing circuitry configured to:
- obtain a primary system behavior model for predicting a behavior of a primary system making use of spectrum resources, through federated learning for at least one of a plurality of federated prediction regions constructed based on secondary systems.
An electronic apparatus for a spectrum management device, comprising
- processing circuitry configured to:
- assist in obtaining a primary system behavior model for predicting a behavior of a primary system making use of spectrum resources, through federated learning for one of a plurality of federated prediction regions constructed based on secondary systems.
A method for a spectrum management device, comprising:
- causing the spectrum management device to obtain a primary system behavior model for predicting a behavior of a primary system making use of spectrum resources, through federated learning for at least one of a plurality of federated prediction regions constructed based on secondary systems.
A method for a spectrum management device, comprising:
- assisting in obtaining a primary system behavior model for predicting a behavior of a primary system making use of spectrum resources, through federated learning for one of a plurality of federated prediction regions constructed based on secondary systems.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.