IEEE P802.11 - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MACHINE LEARNING (AIML) Standing Committee (SC) - MEETING UPDATE

Status of IEEE 802.11 Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning (AIML) Standing Committee (SC)

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Background

Goals

May 2024

Background

The Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning (AIML) Standing Committee (SC) is a new Standing Committee within the IEEE 802.11 working group that explores use cases of AIML that will apply to IEEE 802.11 systems and devices as well as the technical feasibility of these use cases.

Goals

The goal of the IEEE 802.11 AIML SC is to review and describe use cases for Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AIML) applicability in 802.11 systems, investigate the technical feasibility of features enabling 802.11 support of AIML, analyze new applications of AIML in 802.11 defined capabilities and generate periodic reports on the group's findings. In addition, the AIML SC will initiate and respond to internal and external liaisons regarding AIML related standards activities.

May 2024

Main documents

• AIML SC May 2024 Agenda

• AIML SC May 2024 Closing Report

• AIML SC May 2024 Meeting Minutes

Announcements

The May 2024 Warsaw meeting was the first meeting for the newly formed AIML SC.

Achievements

The main achievements of this meeting were

• Election and confirmation of AIML SC Officers
  • Ming Gan, Vice-chair
  • Gaurang Naik, Vice-chair
  • Liangxiao Xin, Secretary
  
  
• Technical presentations
  • One technical contribution on MAPC use case
  • One technical contribution on a new use case: AIML PHY Operational Parameter Recommendation
  
  

• None

July 2024 plans

• Technical presentations on additional results, exploration and feasibility for existing AIML use cases
• Technical presentations on additional AIML use cases
• Technical report drafts

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