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Cooperative Multi-Task Semantic Communication for Joint Classification and Regression Tasks

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The paper extends the Cooperative Multi-Task Semantic Communication (CMT‑SemCom) framework to handle heterogeneous classification and regression tasks on the Cityscapes dataset. By incorporating the InfoMax principle, the system accommodates mixed discrete and continuous semantic variables, and it is benchmarked against single‑task training, task‑agnostic digital transmission, and single‑encoder multi‑decoder SemCom. Experiments show that CMT‑SemCom outperforms all baselines and provide insights into how the common unit capacity affects joint task performance.

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arXiv Machine Learning
Sep 4

Cooperative Multi-Task Semantic Communication for Joint Classification and Regression Tasks

The paper extends the Cooperative Multi-Task Semantic Communication (CMT‑SemCom) framework to jointly perform heterogeneous classification and regression tasks on the Cityscapes dataset, using an InfoMax principle to handle mixed discrete and continuous semantic variables. It compares the new framework against independent single‑task training, conventional task‑agnostic digital transmission, and single‑encoder multi‑decoder SemCom, and studies how the capacity of the common unit affects joint task performance. Extensive evaluations show that CMT‑SemCom outperforms all benchmarks.

By Ahmad Halimi Razlighi, Mohammad Siddiqur Rahman, Maximilian H. V. Tillmann, Edgar Beck, Armin Dekorsy
arXiv AI
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By Chun-Yeow Yeoh, Chee Keong Tan, Joanne Mun-Yee Lim, Heng-Siong Lim