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math.PR2026

Branching random walk in random environment

Xinxin Chen, Chenlin Gu, Zhiqi Zhao

We consider a branching random walk on \(\Z^d\) in a random environment given by Bernoulli site percolation with parameter \(p\in (0,1)\). In this model, each particle located at a…

cs.NI2026

OSNR/GSNR Prediction in Brownfield Links via a DLM-Anchored Hybrid Physics/ML Model

Agastya Raj, Venkata Virajit Garbhapu, Hiroyuki Ishihara +5

The paper proposes a hybrid physics‑based and machine‑learning model anchored by a digital line model (DLM) to accurately predict per‑channel power, OSNR, and GSNR in existing (bro…

cs.NI2026

Fully Unsupervised Detection of Physical Contacts on Subsea Cables via State-of-Polarization Monitoring

Agastya Raj, Alvaro Doval, Tian Tian +2

We present a fully unsupervised Fast-Slow DSVDD detector for continuous State-of-Polarization monitoring on a deployed subsea cable. Trained without event labels, it ranks all five…

eess.SP2026

DAS-AIS Association Patterns for Vessel Monitoring on an Operational Subsea Fibre Link

Tian Tian, Agastya Raj, Lara Flanagan +4

We present a case study on the Emerald Fibre Bridge Link, an operational subsea telecom cable connecting Dublin and North Wales, examining DAS vessel-related signatures jointly wit…

cs.SD2026

Sea-Scan: High-Accuracy, ML-based Dark Vessel Detection and Localisation via Weakly Supervised DAS Monitoring

Tian Tian, Agastya Raj, Lara Flanagan +2

We present an ML-based vessel detection and localization system, trained with weak supervision from imperfect AIS labels, that achieves a 97.8% detection rate at 1.98% false-trigge…

eess.SP2026

Deep Learning Based Multi-Step Channel Prediction for Adaptive Underwater Acoustic OFDM Systems

Tian Tian, Ying Zhang, Agastya Raj +2

We develop an adaptive OFDM framework for underwater acoustic communications based on PatchCSI-T, a Transformer-based multistep channel prediction model with feature-independent mo…