2020年人工智能和欧洲电信标准化协会的未来方向 - 欧洲电信标准化协会（英文版）（32页）.pdf

1、 ETSI White Paper No. #34 Artificial Intelligence and future directions for ETSI 1st edition June 2020 ISBN No. 979-10-92620-30-1 Authors: Lindsay Frost (Document editor, NEC) Tayeb Ben Meriem (ORANGE) Jorge Manuel Bonifacio (PT Portugal) Scott Cadzow (Cadzow Consulting) Francisco da Silva (Huawei)

2、Mostafa Essa (Vodafone) Ray Forbes (Huawei) Pierpaolo Marchese (Telecom Italia) Marie-Paule Odini (HPE) Nurit Sprecher (Nokia) Christian Toche (Huawei) Suno Wood (eG4U) ETSI 06921 Sophia Antipolis CEDEX, France Tel +33 4 92 94 42 00 infoetsi.org www.etsi.org Articial Intelligence and future directio

3、ns in ETSI 3 Contents Contents 3 Executive Summary 4 Special Foreword: AI and Covid-19 4 1 Introduction 5 2 Importance of AI Issues across Europe and Globally 6 3 AI in ETSI Standardization Today 7 3.1 AI in 5G Systems 8 3.2 Network Optimization and End-to-End Service Assurance 9 3.3 IoT, Data Acqui

4、sition whereas other activities falling under the 5G umbrella take place elsewhere in ETSI. The overall trend with 5G expectations at the macro level is for a unifying connectivity platform for many applications, including those enabled by AI. In 3GPP 5G specifications, AI is broadly referenced in t

5、he two main areas of Core Network capabilities (5G NG Core) and Radio Access Network (5G RAN). In both areas, AI plays the role of an ancillary layer that can increase 5G network automation and effective management and orchestration. This layer can provide, too, an augmented user experience by expan

6、ding the 5G device capabilities using cloud-based AI functionality. AI has become an additional function in the management of RAN and the evolution towards the model of a SON (Self Organizing Network). In this field, ML (Machine Learning) can provide radio systems with the ability to automatically l