Multi-Span Optical Power Spectrum Evolution Modeling using ML-based Multi-Decoder Attention Framework
We implement a ML-based attention framework with component-specific decoders, improving optical power spectrum prediction in multi-span networks. By reducing the need for in-depth training on each component, the framework can be scaled to multi-span topologies with minimal data collection, making it suitable for brown-field scenarios.
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