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Kian Fotovat

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Active Inference for Slow and Fast Interaction Loops in Holographic-Type Communication

Holographic-type communication requires a new hologram when the viewer moves beyond the display's angular viewing zone, whereas image-to-3D reconstruction takes tens of seconds per asset. We separate these operations into a slow loop that reconstructs a persistent mesh and a fast loop that renders each viewpoint from the stored mesh. The fast loop takes 0.117 s independently of camera motion, compared with 13.8-14.8 s for a full reconstruction. An active-inference controller determines when to begin reconstruction from learned user-state transitions, whether to perform a full or regional update, and how much computation to allocate based on a monocular-depth detail measure. Regional updates preserve geometry outside the edited area. In a modeled 100-event session, separating the loops reduces mean latency per event from 14.8 to 4.4 s (3.4-fold); predictive reconstruction reduces it further to 1.7-2.9 s, depending on user routine strength.

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Active Inference for Joint Port Selection and Pilot Allocation in Fluid Antenna Systems Under Partial CSI

Fluid antenna systems (FAS) obtain spatial degrees of freedom by activating a few radiating ports from a dense grid of candidates, but deciding which ports to activate presupposes channel knowledge at ports that are never measured. Prior port-selection work assumes full or near-full channel state information (CSI) and treats the pilot overhead as a fixed cost. We instead formulate port selection and pilot allocation jointly as active inference. A spatio-temporal generative model -- sub-wavelength spatial correlation together with an order-p autoregressive temporal prior -- maintains a Gaussian belief over all N port channels, and the transmitter chooses both the ports it serves and the subset of them it pilots by minimizing an expected free energy that trades achievable rate against information gain and port-switching cost. Selection is greedy and submodular, at O(NM) per slot. On a 441-port grid with a hybrid front end at n_RF = 2K, the agent attains 91% of a full-CSI genie's sum rate while measuring only 2.3% of the candidate ports; pilots can then be withdrawn from ports that are still served, one fifth of them for 2% of the sum rate and two fifths for 8%. No training is required.

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