Deep Neural Network Aided Scenario Identification in Wireless Multi-path Fading Channels
This letter illustrates our preliminary works in deep nerual network (DNN) for wireless communication scenario identification in wireless multi-path fading channels. In this letter, six kinds of channel scenarios referring to COST 207 channel model have been performed. 100% identification accuracy has been observed given signal-to-noise (SNR) over 20dB whereas a 88.4% average accuracy has been obtained where SNR ranged from 0dB to 40dB. The proposed method has tested under fast time-varying conditions, which were similar with real world wireless multi-path fading channels, enabling it to work feasibly in practical scenario identification.
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