IEEE P802.11 - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MACHINE LEARNING (AIML) TOPIC INTEREST GROUP (TIG) -
MEETING UPDATE
Status of IEEE 802.11 Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning (AIML) TIG
Xiaofei Wang, Chair
Ming Gan, Vice-chair
Liangxiao Xin, Secretary
Page Contents
- Background
- Goals
- July 2023
Background
Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning (AIML) is a new Topic Interest Group within the IEEE 802.11 working group that
explores use cases of AIML that will apply to IEEE 802.11 systems and devices as well as the technical feasibility of these use cases.
Goals
The goal of this IEEE 802.11 Topic Interest Group is to produce a technical report that studies the AIML use cases suitable for IEEE 802.11 as well as the technical feasibility and standard impact of these use cases.
July 2023
Main documents
Announcements
The AIML TIG has been extended through the September 2023 meeting sessions.
Achievements
The main achievements of this meeting were
- AIML TIG discussed ten technical contributions
- 7 Technical report draft proposals
- 1 new technical contribution
- 1 additional technical contribution on AIML-based CSI compression
- 1 additional technical contribution on AIML model sharing use case
- AIML TIG Technical report draft r8 has been approved
- An AIML use case and feature contribution was submitted and presented by the AIML TIG chair to the UHR SG
- Based on the SP results, currently the AIML TIG is considering the following three options for the next steps:
- 1. Wrap technical report up in September 2023 and stop
- 2. extend the AIML TIG (e.g. 1 meeting cycle or 3 meeting cycles, but with justification) and look at options to continue AIML related work and defer the decision
- 3. extend AIML TIG (1 meeting cycle or 3 meeting cycles but with justification) and with the intention to form a SG in November 2023 or March 2024
Teleconferences
- Tuesday August 8th, 2023: 10:00 am ET - 11:30 am ET
September 2023 plans
- Discussions and decisions on the next step of the AIML TIG
- Technical presentations on AIML Use Cses and Their Feasibilities (Need to be in the form of technical report insertion)
- Depending on the decisions of the next steps, continue working on the AIML TIG Technical Report draft or finalize the technical report
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IEEE P802.11 WLANs RELATED
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