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Age of Information: Foundations and Applications2024VT
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Course plan
No of lectures
It is expected to have around 8-9 lectures.
Recommended for
Advanced master students and PhD students.
The course was last given
2023VT. In the past, I have presented tutorials related to this topic in summer schools and also in major international conferences such as IEEE ICC, IEEE GLOBECOM, and IEEE SPAWC.
Goals
This course will introduce the concept of age of information to the audience. Furthermore, it will provide the mathematical tools to analyze age and value of information in communication networks. Furthermore, depending on the students' interest we will select specific research papers that will be relevant to them.
Prerequisites
A background on probability theory and stochastic processes is recommended.
Organization
he first part will cover the fundamentals, the second part will cover more advanced topics, and the third part will be the project by the students.
Content
Introduction to Age of Information (AoI)
Graphical Decomposition Approach for AoI Analysis
Markov Chain modelling for AoI Analysis
Information Freshness Metrics beyond AoI
Applications of Information Freshness:
Scheduling,
Real-time Sampling, Estimation, and Control,
AoI in Real-time Supervised Learning,
Goal-oriented Semantics-aware Communications
Literature
The following two books will be utilized:
1) N. Pappas, M. A. Abd-Elmagid, B. Zhou, W. Saad, H. S. Dhillon, Age of
Information: Foundations and Applications. Cambridge University Press, in
press. Dec. 2022.
2) A. Kosta, N. Pappas, V. Angelakis, ‘‘Age of Information: Metric of
Timeliness", Foundations and Trends in Networking: Vol. 12, No. 3, pp 162–259.
Research papers for the more advanced parts.
Lectures
From the content field above, one lecture is expected for each item.
In addition we will have a final day with the presentations of the projects.
Examination
A project-based examination where each student can analyze and implement a
topic on age of information. A presentation is expected along with a written
report.
In addition, the second part of the course will include lectures by the
students.
Examiner
Nikolaos Pappas
Credits
6 ECTS
Comments
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