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RATE SPLITTING FOR INTERFERENCE CHANNELS WITH DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
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2024-1-24
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Irkıçatal , Osman Nuri
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In recent advancements within communication systems, the rate-splitting multiple access (RSMA) technique has emerged as a crucial strategy to address interference, a persistent challenge in modern communication systems. This study examines the detailed application of precoding methodologies within RSMA, focusing on the complex environment of multiple-antenna interference channels and leveraging the capabilities of deep reinforcement learning. The primary objective is to optimize precoders and allocate transmit power for both common and private data streams, requiring a nuanced approach involving multiple decision-makers within a continuous action space. To address this challenge, the study proposes the utilization of a multi-agent deep deterministic policy gradient (MADDPG) framework. Within this framework, decentralized agents operate with partial observability but collectively learn from a centralized critic, navigating a multi-dimensional continuous policy space to optimize actions. Simulation outcomes highlight the effectiveness of the proposed rate-splitting method, achieving the information-theoretical upper bound for the sum rate in the single-antenna scenario. Even in multiple-antenna settings, its performance closely approaches this theoretical limit, outperforming benchmarks set by other techniques such as MADDPG without rate-splitting, maximal ratio transmission, zero-forcing, and leakage-based precoding methods. These compelling results emphasize the promising potential of this deep reinforcement learning-driven RSMA approach in communication systems by substantially mitigating interference and optimizing transmission rates and overall system performance.
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Multi agent deep deterministic policy gradient (MADDPG)
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Rate-splitting multiple access (RSMA)
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Deep reinforcement learning
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Interference channels
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O. N. Irkıçatal, “RATE SPLITTING FOR INTERFERENCE CHANNELS WITH DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2024.