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A. Schmeink

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Preprint Sep 2026

Block Erasure Channel and Block z-Channel with Bounded Decoders and Finite Blocklength

Block error rate is a standard metric in finite blocklength (FBL) communication, yet it conflates two qualitatively different failure modes: block confusions, where the decoder selects a wrong codeword, and block erasures, where it declares a loss. Higher-layer protocols treat physical-layer failures as erasures, but t...

Bin Han, Yao Zhu, R. Schaefer et al. · 0 citations
2026

Feature-Sensitivity-Aware Quantization and Joint Multi-Streaming Design for Latency-Constrained Multi-Task Semantic Communications

Semantic communications have emerged as promising solutions for improving efficiency by transmitting relevant semantics instead of raw bits. However, for latency-critical applications, the stringent low-latency requirements pose significant challenges for semantics transfer, especially in cases with diverse user demand...

Huanyu Zhang, Yu-Lin Hu, Xiao-Peng Yuan et al. · 0 citations
#machine learning Preprint Sep 2026

Latency-Aware Client Assignment for Parallel Split Learning With Global Sampling

Latency Budgeted Parallel Split Learning with Global Sampling introduces Latency Budgeted Parallel Split Learning with Global Sampling, which separates each pooled batch's integer class target from the choice of clients that supply its examples.

Mohammad Kohankhaki, Valentin Rentschler, A. Schmeink · 0 citations
#machine learning Preprint Sep 2026

Concurrent Split Learning Through Stable Client Clustering

Measurements characterize a trade-off among execution concurrency, assignment information, participation, and accuracy for stable-client split learning for stable-client split learning.

Mohammad Kohankhaki, Valentin Rentschler, A. Schmeink · 0 citations
Preprint Aug 2026

AoI-Oriented Globally Optimal Joint Source and Update Scheduling in Fluid Antenna Systems

This work considers a fluid-antenna assisted status update system supported by multiple source nodes monitoring the same environmental status, and proposes an efficient bisection algorithm for optimal update scheduling which efficiently eliminates all non-optimal source scheduling decisions.

Xiao-Peng Yuan, Paul Zheng, A. Schmeink · 0 citations

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