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Partitioned RIS-Assisted Vehicular Secure Communication Based on Meta-Learning and Reinforcement Learning
Hui Li1, Fengshuan Wang2, Jin Qian1
1College of Information Engineering, Taizhou University, Taizhou 225300, China.
Abstract:
This study tackles the issue of ensuring secure communications in vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) under dynamic eavesdropping threats, where eavesdroppers adaptively reposition to intercept transmissions. We introduce a scheme utilizing a partitioned reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) to assist in the joint transmission of confidential signals and artificial noise (AN) from a source station. The RIS is divided into segments: one enhances legitimate signal reflection toward the intended vehicular receiver, while the other directs AN toward eavesdroppers to degrade their reception. To maximize secrecy performance in rapidly changing environments, we introduce a joint optimization framework integrating meta-learning for RIS partitioning and reinforcement learning (RL) for reflection matrix optimization. The meta-learning component rapidly determines the optimal RIS partitioning ratio when encountering new eavesdropping scenarios, leveraging prior experience to adapt with minimal data. Subsequently, RL is employed to dynamically optimize both beamforming vectors as well as RIS reflection coefficients, thereby further improving the security performance. Extensive simulations demonstrate that the suggested approach attain a 28% higher secrecy rate relative to conventional RIS-assisted techniques, along with more rapid convergence compared to traditional deep learning approaches. This framework successfully balances signal enhancement with jamming interference, guaranteeing robust and energy-efficient security in highly dynamic vehicular settings.
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