Scene-Adaptive Mixture of Experts (SAMoE-C) for continual learning in CSI-based human activity recognition. Uses MoE architecture with domain-specific expert routing and scene-adaptive gating for domain-incremental HAR. Use when: CSI sensing, HAR, domain-incremental learning, MoE continual learning, wireless sensing CL.
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name: scene-adaptive-moe
description: "Scene-Adaptive Mixture of Experts (SAMoE-C) for continual learning in CSI-based human activity recognition. Uses MoE architecture with domain-specific expert routing and scene-adaptive gating for domain-incremental HAR. Use when: CSI sensing, HAR, domain-incremental learning, MoE continual learning, wireless sensing CL."
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# Scene-Adaptive MoE for CSI Continual Learning
## Problem
CSI-based HAR suffers from domain shift across physical environments. Standard CL methods struggle with scene-specific patterns.
## SAMoE-C Architecture
- **Mixture of Experts**: Domain-specific experts for different physical scenes
- **Scene-Adaptive Gating**: Routes inputs to appropriate experts
- **Continual Expansion**: Adds new experts for new scenes without forgetting old ones
## Results
Significant improvement over EWC, LwF, and experience replay on multi-scene HAR benchmarks.
## Paper
- Zheng et al., arXiv:2605.06447, 2026
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