The present invention discloses a spectrum semantic communication
system for sparse data completion and
radiation source positioning, including four basic modules: semantic extraction,
channel encoding and decoding, semantic
recovery, and
task completion. The
system aims to cope with the challenges posed by large-scale spectrum data to the
transmission performance of traditional communication systems and alleviate the problem of spectrum scarcity. First, the semantic extraction module extracts discrete
semantic information from sparse spectrum data to reduce the extracted features as much as possible without affecting the task accuracy. Secondly, in order to combine the semantic communication
system with the traditional digital communication system, the
discrete spectrum semantics are converted into a bit
stream through the
channel encoding and decoding module and restored at the receiving end. Then, in order to complete the subsequent tasks, the semantic
recovery module designs a fully connected network and uses
nonlinear regression to restore
continuous spectrum data. Finally, in order to complete the
radiation source positioning task, the sparse spectrum map is completed into a complete spectrum map through an automatic
encoder, and a convolutional network is designed to output the positioning result.
Simulation results show that under the premise of greatly reducing the amount of
data transmission, the scheme can achieve similar
task completion effects compared with the traditional scheme at a higher
signal-to-
noise ratio, and is far better than the traditional scheme at a lower
signal-to-
noise ratio, thereby improving the transmission efficiency of spectrum data.