--- pretty_name: RepresentationLearning ORACLE triplets tags: - wireless - rf-fingerprinting - channel-estimation - cfo-estimation - iq-samples size_categories: - 100K_ft_.mat`: | Prefix | Variables | Task | |---|---|---| | `RFfingerprinting` | `Packet` (4000×1 complex), `Radio` (label, `"Radio0"`–`"Radio15"`) | RF fingerprinting (16 classes) | | `CFOEstimation` | `LSTF` (160×1 complex), `CFO` (scalar, Hz) | CFO estimation | | `ChannelEstimation` | `LLTF` (160×1 complex), `EstChannnel` (52×1 complex) | Channel estimation | `EstChannnel` really is spelled with three n's. The archive also contains 24,525 `CFOEstimation` files without RF/channel partners; no split references them. ## Split `rf_partition_dict_0.5.pkl` is a dict: | Key | Value | |---|---| | `train` / `val` / `test` | lists of `RFfingerprinting_*.mat` filenames: 91,323 / 13,070 / 26,180 | | `mean_cfo`, `std_cfo`, `max_cfo` | CFO statistics of the training split, used to normalise CFO targets | Filenames are relative to `DATA_BASE_PATH`. The registry's test metrics for runs from July 2025 onward were computed on this split, so use it unchanged when comparing with the registry. ## Loading ```bash git clone https://github.com/nasimsoltani/RepresentationLearning.git cd RepresentationLearning && cp .env.example .env # set DATA_BASE_PATH and PKL_FILE_PATH python code/rep_lr/inference.py # evaluate the best released model ``` Each input is normalised to unit RMS and split into I/Q channels by `code/rep_lr/py_datasets.py`. ## Citation The ORACLE authors ask that any publication using their data cite: ```bibtex @inproceedings{sankhe2019oracle, title={ORACLE: Optimized Radio clAssification through Convolutional neuraL nEtworks}, author={Sankhe, Kunal and Belgiovine, Mauro and Zhou, Fan and Riyaz, Shamnaz and Ioannidis, Stratis and Chowdhury, Kaushik}, booktitle={IEEE INFOCOM 2019 - IEEE Conference on Computer Communications}, pages={370--378}, year={2019} } ```