

Advanced Data-Driven Intelligent Control and Security Architectures in Next-Generation Wireless Communication Networks
Abstract
The contemporary wireless communication ecosystem represents a dynamically evolving landscape characterized by sophisticated computational and communication challenges. This research explores the integration of data-driven intelligent control and security architectures, emphasizing their role in enhancing performance and safeguarding communications. By synthesizing insights from over 18 research publications, it provides a comprehensive analysis of advancements, challenges, and solutions critical for modern applications such as IoT, 6G, and smart cities. Key contributions include the systematic evaluation of intelligent control methodologies, robust security mechanisms, and their potential to redefine network performance, reliability, and resilience.
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