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In high-frequency handover scenarios such as Starlink, identification blind spots may cover most of the RTT variation period, leaving the prediction model able to rely only on historical RTT extrapolation and unable to use real-time geometric relationships to correct forecasts.
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UnverifiedThe StarRTT framework integrates per-second serving-satellite identification and RTT prediction into a single end-to-end framework, no longer waiting for the scheduling period to end before updating satellite information, but instead continuously identifying the serving satellite at second-level granularity and feeding it into the prediction model in real time.77% similarUnverifiedThe StarRTT framework relies on TLE propagation and per-second identification, and its computational overhead and identification stability in actual deployment still require further verification.66% similarUnverifiedRT-LSTM adopts a dual-LSTM structure: the history LSTM encodes historical RTT observations and real-time relative features of the serving satellite and gateway; the future LSTM processes future features, derived from TLE propagation, of the identified serving satellite up to the next scheduling instant.66% similarUnverifiedStarRTT's backtesting is based on a specific constellation configuration and link conditions, and its generalization ability across constellations and frequency bands has not yet been discussed.62% similarUnverifiedTTT provides a solution that requires no retraining of the entire model, needing only lightweight adaptation when new data is encountered.60% similar
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