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A practical reference handbook for working wireless engineers on applying deep reinforcement learning to the 6G radio access network.
The book starts from the RAN engineering toolchain as it exists today — planning tools, drive testing, NMS/SON — and shows concretely where it strains under 6G complexity: massive MIMO, dense small cells, mmWave beam dynamics, and non-terrestrial networks. It then surveys the AI tools currently available to the RAN engineer before building up reinforcement learning for RAN optimization from first principles.
The core of the handbook is practical: how to define, train, and evaluate DRL controllers for radio resource optimization, network slicing, and random-access congestion, including an experimental workflow with OpenRAN Gym and Python appendices with accessible starting environments. It also covers native AI interfaces in the evolving standards, and what it takes to move a trained agent into a RIC — compatible telemetry, implemented actuators, and measured closed-loop validation.
Written for engineers who build and optimize real networks — concepts are explained for implementation, not just theory.
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