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Jiayu Zheng

Co-GRU Enhanced End-to-End Design for Long-haul Coherent Transmission Systems

Apr 28, 2023
Jiayu Zheng, Tianhong Zhang, Fan Zhang

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In recent years, the end-to-end (E2E) scheme based on deep learning (DL), jointly optimizes the encoder and decoder parameters located of the system. Since the center-oriented Gated Recurrent Unit (Co-GRU) network structure satisfying gradient BP while having the ability to learn and compensate for intersymbol interference (ISI) with low computation cost, it is adopted for both the channel modeling and decoder implementation in the E2E design scheme proposed. Meanwhile, to obtain the constellation with the symmetrical distribution characteristic, the encoder and decoder are first E2E joint trained through NLIN model, and further trained on the Co-GRU channel replacing the SSFM channel as well as the subsequent digital signal processing (DSP) step. After the E2EDL process, the performance of the encoder and decoder trained is tested on the SSFM channel. For the E2E system with the Co-GRU based decoder, the gain of general mutual information (GMI) and the Q2-factor relative to the conventional QAM system, are respectively improved up to 0.2 bits/sym and 0.48dB for the long-haul 5-channel dual-polarization coherent system with 960 transmission distance at around the optimal launch power point. The work paves the way for the further study of the application for the Co-GRU structure in the data-driven E2E design of the experimental system, both for the channel modeling and the decoder performance improvement.

* The version submitted is a semi-finished product, in which some results and interpretation can be further optimized. Moreover, due to this reason, we need the support and help from other co-authors in addition to the authors that have been listed in the version submitted. Therefore, we withdraw the previous version submitted and will submit an updated version later

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Multi-Drone based Single Object Tracking with Agent Sharing Network

Mar 16, 2020
Pengfei Zhu, Jiayu Zheng, Dawei Du, Longyin Wen, Yiming Sun, Qinghua Hu

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Drone equipped with cameras can dynamically track the target in the air from a broader view compared with static cameras or moving sensors over the ground. However, it is still challenging to accurately track the target using a single drone due to several factors such as appearance variations and severe occlusions. In this paper, we collect a new Multi-Drone single Object Tracking (MDOT) dataset that consists of 92 groups of video clips with 113,918 high resolution frames taken by two drones and 63 groups of video clips with 145,875 high resolution frames taken by three drones. Besides, two evaluation metrics are specially designed for multi-drone single object tracking, i.e. automatic fusion score (AFS) and ideal fusion score (IFS). Moreover, an agent sharing network (ASNet) is proposed by self-supervised template sharing and view-aware fusion of the target from multiple drones, which can improve the tracking accuracy significantly compared with single drone tracking. Extensive experiments on MDOT show that our ASNet significantly outperforms recent state-of-the-art trackers.

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