This invention proposes a
radio map construction and non-cooperative
radiation source localization method based on agent interaction. The method first utilizes a
drone swarm to dynamically sample sparse signals, then uses
Gaussian process regression to fuse the
signal propagation physical priors to generate a spatial attention weight map. These physical priors are injected as biases into a multi-head attention mechanism, enabling multiple agents to form a consistent joint representation of the
radiation source target in a unified
semantic space. Next, key semantic features are dynamically compressed and selected through task-driven semantic filtering and interaction. Semantic
recovery is performed using masked multi-head self-attention and transposed convolutional networks to suppress
noise and output preliminary results for both tasks. Finally, an embodied intelligent feedback closed-loop
system is constructed. This
system can perceive the environment and task status in real time, dynamically adjust the weights and interaction strategies of both tasks, and store the optimal strategy in long-
term memory. This invention improves the accuracy of
radio map construction,
radiation source localization accuracy, and multi-agent collaborative efficiency in sparse sampling, multi-source
aliasing, and dynamic complex electromagnetic environments.