Closed-Loop Bayesian Bandit Encoder with GRAND Receiver for a Bursty Interference Channel
2026-07-20T08:51:42Z•65d14c650854f72e53394d56b6679f1f1f53875dfaae868c24b0310449d6d6fd
BIHTECC-selectionGCRAMGRANDRF-transmitterReRAMadaptive-decodingadversarial-robustnesscoding-theorycompressed-sensingdata-integrityerror-correctionhardware-reliabilityin-memory-computinginformation-manipulationmemristoronline-learningphysical-layer-securitysneak-pathsub-THztiming-attacks
What happened
This batch contains diverse communications, coding, and hardware papers with several security-relevant implications. Key points: (1) A closed-loop Bayesian/GRAND receiver that adapts noise models and transmission mode (interleaved vs non-interleaved) — improves decoding but creates a learning transient and a dependence of performance on receiver-side model updates (potential attack surface for model manipulation or jamming during the transient). (2) BIHT 1-bit compressed sensing work shows that without per-iterate normalization iterates can oscillate under adversarial sign flips — a concrete,演
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- arxiv_math_it
- Record identifier
- 65d14c650854f72e53394d56b6679f1f1f53875dfaae868c24b0310449d6d6fd
- Enrichment time
- 2026-07-20T08:51:42Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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