Renato Ambrosone works at Politecnico di Torino.

Posts

Enhancing EDFAs Greybox Modeling in Optical Multiplex Sections Using Few-Shot Learning

We combine few-shot learning and grey-box modeling for EDFAs in optical lines, training a single EDFA model on 500 spectral loads and transferring it to other EDFAs using 4-8 samples, maintaining low OSNR prediction error.

QoT Digital Twin for Bridging Physical Layer Knowledge Gaps in Multi-Domain Networks

We propose building a spectrally resolved QoT Digital Twin for optical network domains where models and telemetry are unavailable, by probing transmission on a singlespectral slot, using GNPy, and demonstrating accurate experimental results.

Statistical Assessment of System Margin in Metro Networks Impaired by PDL

We experimentally justify the need of analyzing stochastic PDL insertion inboptical metro network nodes. Consequently, we assess conservative OSNR margin comparingdifferent approaches to the case with maxwellian-distributed PDL, through Monte Carlo simulation.

Enhancing Optical Multiplex Section QoT Estimation Using Scalable Gray-box DNN

In Optical Multiplex Section (OMS) control and optimization framework, end-to-end (Global) and span-by-span (Local) DNN gray-box strategies are compared in terms of scalability and accuracy of the output signal and noise power predictions. Experimental measurements are carried out in OMSs with increasing number of spans.

Optical Amplified Line Self-Healing Using GNPy as a Service by the SDN Control

A control architecture for a partially disaggregated optical network is proposed using a GNPy-based digital twin for QoT estimation. The proposed implementation enables soft failure mitigation by autonomously adjusting the amplifier working points.

Deep Learning Gain and Tilt Adaptive Digital Twin Modeling of Optical Line Systems for Accurate OSNR Predictions

We propose a deep learning algorithm trained on varied spectral loads and EDFA working points to generate a digital twin of an optical line system able to optimize line control and to enhance OSNR predictions.