A pinching-antenna system (PASS)-enabled multi-UAV integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) framework is proposed for adaptive downlink communications and UAV sensing. By jointly optimizing the pinching antenna (PA) activation, waveguide-level baseband precoding, and PA-level radiation power, the weighted sum of communication rates and sensing information rates is maximized, subject to the minimum-rate requirements of communication users (CUs) and sensing targets (STs). To address the resulting mixed-integer, high-dimensional, and strongly coupled non-convex problem, a genetic algorithm (GA)-based two-layer optimization (TLO) framework is developed. The PA activation is inferred by a GA-trained MLP policy in the outer layer, while the waveguide-level baseband precoding and PA-level radiation power are alternately optimized using weighted minimum mean-square error (WMMSE) and successive convex approximation (SCA) in the inner layer. Numerical results demonstrate that the proposed GA-TLO significantly improves both weighted sum rate and constraint satisfaction compared with conventional multiple-antenna architectures. Moreover, it achieves up to a 35% higher weighted sum rate than the fixed-activation PASS benchmark with BCD-based continuous optimization, while also substantially outperforming the fully uniform PASS and MIMO baselines.
Yanglin Hu, Tiankui Zhang, Xiaoxia Xu et al.· IEEE Transactions on Wireles...· 0 citations
The escalating complexity of deep neural networks introduces substantial challenges to deploying federated learning (FL) in resource-limited edge environments. To address these limitations, split federated learning (SFL) has emerged as a promising paradigm, alleviating client-side computational and communication burdens via strategic model splitting, and periodically aggregating client-side and server-side models consistent with the principles of FL. Nevertheless, existing SFL frameworks encounter significant performance degradation arising from data heterogeneity and imbalance, client heterogeneity, as well as constrained wireless resources. To overcome these issues, this paper introduces a novel data distribution deviation-aware split federated learning (DA-SFL) framework. DA-SFL dynamically adjusts aggregation weights according to the deviation of clients’ data distributions from a global distribution, effectively mitigating biases induced by data imbalance and heterogeneity. Furthermore, we theoretically establish the convergence bound of DA-SFL under a non-convex loss function setting, demonstrating that minimizing the data deviation in each training round enhances learning efficacy. Motivated by this, we formulate a mixed-integer nonlinear programming to optimize learning performance under long-term energy constraints. Leveraging the Lyapunov optimization framework, we decompose the problem into a series of tractable subproblems in each learning round, and propose efficient algorithms to find the client scheduling, adaptive cut layer selection, bandwidth allocation, and aggregation weighting policies. Extensive experimental evaluations conducted on Fashion-MNIST, CIFAR-10, and CINIC-10 datasets across diverse scenarios of data heterogeneity and imbalance demonstrate that DA-SFL significantly outperforms baselines regarding test accuracy, time and energy efficiency, while exhibiting notable robustness and scalability.
Chunfeng Xie, Zhixiong Chen, Wenqiang Yi et al.· IEEE Transactions on Communi...· 1 citation