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RF signal recognition on CPU

Name the known emitters. Say so when one is new.

STATUS: PROTOTYPETRL 6 Operational Baseline
Sparse Energy Gating

What it ignores vs. When it speaks

Tactical edge systems cannot waste compute or bandwidth. The model spends energy only when evidence satisfies strict mission criteria.

Quiet by default (98%+ sparsity)

What it ignores

Signals it already recognises with high confidence, logged without an alert.

ZERO PACKETS TRANSMITTED • LOCAL POWER PRESERVED
Verified Trigger Event

Unknown emitter

Does not match any known modulation

Not guessed · features attached for the analyst

FULL PROVENANCE & EVIDENCE ATTACHED
4-Move Gating Architecture

How it decides

Every incoming sensory event moves through four verifiable operational phases:

01

Ignore

Signals already recognized with high confidence are logged silently without triggering unnecessary alerts.

02

Recruit

Classical interpretable features (cumulants, cyclostationary, symbol rates) run on tree ensembles on CPU.

03

Refuse

An open-set novelty check refuses to force an unfamiliar or anomalous signal into a known class.

04

Record

Every emitter classification lists the underlying physical signal features that drove the decision.

Maturity & Interfaces

Technical Readiness & Stack Architecture

PrototypeEmpirical Validation

Measured Benchmark Results

Built on the MIT-licensed TorchSig library. A feature-based stack may trail a large network on raw accuracy at low SNR, and we will report that trade.

Defensible claims backed by reproducible telemetry
Stack & Protocols

Interfaces & Deployment

CPU-Only InferenceAMRTorchSigOpen-Set NoveltyClassical Features
DEPLOYMENT: CLOUD • ON-PREM • AIR-GAPPED / DDIL