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arxivcs.NIcs.MAeess.SY2026-07-24

Predictive Lightweight MARL for Resilient Coverage in Sparse-Signaling Aerial Networks

Chuan-Chi Lai, Ang-Hsun Tsai

This letter proposes the Predictive Lightweight Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (PL-MARL) framework to ensure resilient coverage in bandwidth-constrained UAV swarms. To counter coordination collapse caused by sparse signaling and information aging, we introduce a Kinematic-Aware Inference Engine that proactively reconstructs neighbor trajectories via physical priors. This approach enables an efficient computation-for-communication trade-off, decoupling structural resilience from signaling frequency. Simulations confirm that PL-MARL maintains superior coverage and mission continuity under extreme signaling scarcity and node failure. Our results validate proactive inference as a scalable, low-latency solution for robust aerial coordination, effectively minimizing control overhead to preserve spectrum for payload services while ensuring resilience against interference.

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