
Leveraging Google’s Gemma model, which is a lightweight language model, for RF signal analysis and anomaly detection. The implementation consists of two main components:
1. Fine-tuning Pipeline for Anomaly Detection
The finetune_gemma.py script sets up a custom fine-tuning workflow for Gemma, specifically targeting anomaly detection in signal data:
- Base Models: Uses “google/gemma-2b-it” by default, but configurable
- Fine-tuning Method: Implements both full fine-tuning and Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning (PEFT) using LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation)
- Training Focus: Specialized for anomaly detection in log sequences
- Example Format:
The script provides options for:
- Controlling training epochs, batch size, and gradient accumulation
- Loading from preprocessed JSONL data
- Saving checkpoints during training
- Optimizing for CUDA when available
2. Data Preprocessing Pipeline
The gemma_data_preprocessor.py script handles the complex task of preparing training data by:
- Multi-modal Data Integration: Combines SDR IQ (In-phase and Quadrature) data with screen captures
- Vision LLM Processing: Uses a self-hosted vision language model to:
- Extract OCR text from waterfall plots
- Identify signal peaks and their characteristics
- Detect modulation patterns (AM, FM)
- Spot anomalies in RF signals
- Feature Engineering: Extracts rich signal features:
- Power measurements in dB
- Peak detection and analysis
- Modulation indices and deviations
- Phase characteristics
- Training Data Formatting: Creates specialized prompts that combine numerical IQ data with visual observations:
Technical Workflow
- SDR data collection (IQ samples and screen captures)
- Data preprocessing with gemma_data_preprocessor.py:
- Signal feature extraction
- Vision LLM analysis of waterfall plots
- Training data generation
- Model fine-tuning with finetune_gemma.py:
- Customizes Gemma for RF anomaly detection
- Uses LoRA for efficient training
- The fine-tuned model presumably integrates with your broader NerfEngine system for real-time signal analysis
Key Advantages
- Multi-modal Analysis: Combines numerical RF data with visual waterfall plot information
- Efficiency: Uses parameter-efficient fine-tuning to adapt Gemma without excessive computational requirements
- Specialized Prompting: Creates domain-specific prompts that encode RF signal characteristics
- Extensible Pipeline: Modular design allows for different base models and training configurations
This implementation shows a sophisticated application of LLMs to the RF domain, creating a specialized system for signal analysis and anomaly detection by fine-tuning Gemma on domain-specific data.