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Research questionHow can cooperative semantic communication jointly support classification and regression in visual perception?Semantic communication for perception must preserve information useful for both discrete labels and continuous estimates. Results from homogeneous classification on simple datasets do not establish how shared representations behave when these task types are combined.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Cooperative Multi-Task Semantic Communication for Joint Classification and Regression TasksThe evidence concerns cooperative multi-task semantic communication on the Cityscapes dataset, using a common encoder unit, task-specific units, and an information-maximization objective for mixed discrete and continuous variables. It compares against independent single-task training, task-agnostic digital transmission, and a single-encoder multi-decoder design, while examining the effect of common-unit capacity.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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