Abstract: Aspects described herein relate to interference mitigation for communication with muting via inter-cell coordination. In one example, a network entity such as a cell may identify a time or frequency resource allocated for communication with a user equipment (UE), and transmit, to a neighboring network entity, a muting message indicating that the time or frequency resource is occupied for communication. In another example, the network entity may receive, from a neighboring network entity, a muting message indicating that a time or frequency resource is occupied for communication. The network entity may further forgo scheduling of an uplink or downlink transmission to a UE on the indicated time or frequency resource. The network entity may further schedule data for uplink or downlink transmission with the UE on a different time or frequency resource.

Abstract: A method of wireless communications by a user equipment (UE) includes communicating with a network based on a machine learning model for wireless communication. The method also includes monitoring a status of the machine learning model for wireless communication. The method further includes reporting the status of the machine learning model for wireless communication using a predetermined resource according to a predetermined format. The method also includes falling back to communicating with a fallback procedure, instead of the machine learning model for wireless communication, to maintain wireless communication with the network in response to the status of the machine learning model indicating a model failure.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some systems, devices use machine learning (ML) models to support wireless communications. For example, a user equipment (UE) may download ML model information from a network to determine an ML model. The network may additionally configure a status reporting procedure, a fallback procedure, or both for the ML model. In some examples, based on a configuration, the UE may transmit a status report to a base station according to a reporting periodicity, a UE-based trigger, a network-based trigger, or some combination thereof. Additionally or alternatively, the UE may determine to fallback from operating using the ML model to operating in a second mode based on a fallback trigger. In some examples, to restore operating using a downloaded ML model, the UE may download an updated ML model or receive iterative updates to a previously downloaded ML model.

Abstract: Provided is a terminal device, which includes: a light-emitting layer and a cover plate, camera unit; the light-emitting layer includes a first light-emitting layer and a second light-emitting layer; when the first light-emitting layer is located at a first preset position, a first orthographic projection area of the first light-emitting layer in a first direction coincides with a second orthographic projection area of the camera unit, wherein the first direction a direction pointing from the light-emitting layer to the cover plate; and when the first light-emitting layer is located at a second preset position, a third orthographic projection area of the light-emitting layer does not coincide with at least part of the second orthographic projection area.

Abstract: A sand control screen for heavy oil thermal recovery, including: a core base pipe having a plurality of base-pipe holes distributed on a pipe body thereof; a filtering sleeve sleeved on the core base pipe and arranged with respect to the base pipe holes; and a non-welded support disk mounted on the core base pipe and fastening the filter sleeve to the core base pipe by means of a wedge insertion locking and sealing structure. The invention solves the problems in the prior art in which sand control screen has a poor reliability in a high-temperature condition of a thermal production well, resulting in potential safety risks of down hole sand control operation of the screens. In addition, the sand control screen of the present invention has a long service life, thus improving cost effectiveness of oil wells.

Abstract: Disclosed are a composite water-controlling and flow-limiting device and a screen pipe thereof. The composite water-controlling and flow-limiting device comprises a composite water-controlling screen pipe. The composite water-controlling screen pipe comprises: a base pipe (1); a self-adaptive internal flow control device (3) mounted on the base pipe and used for a circulation channel for fluids inside and outside the base pipe and controlling an opening degree of the circulation channel according to the change in viscosity of different fluids so as to automatically limit flow; a flow control device (4) mounted on the base pipe and adjacent to the self-adaptive internal flow control device for controlling an overflow of the base pipe; and a screen pipe coaxially and threadedly connected to the base pipe, wherein an inner diameter of the screen pipe is the same as that of the base pipe.

Abstract: A sand control screen for heavy oil thermal recovery, including: a core base pipe having a plurality of base-pipe holes distributed on a pipe body thereof; a filtering sleeve sleeved on the core base pipe and arranged with respect to the base pipe holes; and a non-welded support disk mounted on the core base pipe and fastening the filter sleeve to the core base pipe by means of a wedge insertion locking and sealing structure. The invention solves the problems in the prior art in which sand control screen has a poor reliability in a high-temperature condition of a thermal production well, resulting in potential safety risks of down hole sand control operation of the screens. In addition, the sand control screen of the present invention has a long service life, thus improving cost effectiveness of oil wells.