<p>Semantic communication enhances robustness by prioritizing the preservation of information semantics, addressing the signal degradation caused by traditional communication systems’ reliance on strict bit-level fidelity under low-signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) environments. Current speech semantic communication systems often face challenges in achieving adequate robustness, particularly under dynamic time-varying channel conditions. This paper introduces the DENOISE framework, designed to enable reliable data transmission in complex, fluctuating channel conditions. DENOISE utilizes a low-complexity, trainable semantic encoder that extracts key speech features, while dynamically suppressing noise through diffusion sampling techniques within a channel-conditioned semantic reconstruction mechanism (CCSRM). This mechanism adapts in real time by leveraging noise parameters based on channel state information (CSI). DENOISE ensures high semantic fidelity and minimizes signal distortion across a wide range of SNRs and channel conditions. Simulation results demonstrate that DENOISE achieves an impressive performance improvement of approximately 3.13&#xa0;dB compared to the DSST system, particularly in low-SNR environments.</p>

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DENOISE: diffusion-enhanced noise optimization for intelligent semantic-aware communication systems

  • Shengliang Wu,
  • Cheng Li,
  • Xin He,
  • Weiwei Jiang,
  • Yujun Zhu,
  • Yong Xu

摘要

Semantic communication enhances robustness by prioritizing the preservation of information semantics, addressing the signal degradation caused by traditional communication systems’ reliance on strict bit-level fidelity under low-signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) environments. Current speech semantic communication systems often face challenges in achieving adequate robustness, particularly under dynamic time-varying channel conditions. This paper introduces the DENOISE framework, designed to enable reliable data transmission in complex, fluctuating channel conditions. DENOISE utilizes a low-complexity, trainable semantic encoder that extracts key speech features, while dynamically suppressing noise through diffusion sampling techniques within a channel-conditioned semantic reconstruction mechanism (CCSRM). This mechanism adapts in real time by leveraging noise parameters based on channel state information (CSI). DENOISE ensures high semantic fidelity and minimizes signal distortion across a wide range of SNRs and channel conditions. Simulation results demonstrate that DENOISE achieves an impressive performance improvement of approximately 3.13 dB compared to the DSST system, particularly in low-SNR environments.