Abstract
The communication reliability of wireless communication systems is threatened by malicious jammers. Aiming at the problem of reliable communication under malicious jamming, a large number of schemes have been proposed to mitigate the effects of malicious jamming by avoiding the blocking interference of jammers. However, the existing anti-jamming schemes, such as fixed strategy, Reinforcement learning (RL), and deep Q network (DQN) have limited use of historical data, and most of them only pay attention to the current state changes and cannot gain experience from historical samples. In view of this, this manuscript proposes anti-jamming communication using imitation learning. Specifically, this manuscript addresses the problem of anti-jamming decisions for wireless communication in scenarios with malicious jamming and proposes an algorithm that consists of three steps: First, the heuristic-based Expert Trajectory Generation Algorithm is proposed as the expert strategy, which enables us to obtain the expert trajectory from historical samples. The trajectory mentioned in this algorithm represents the sequence of actions undertaken by the expert in various situations. Then obtaining a user strategy by imitating the expert strategy using an imitation learning neural network. Finally, adopting a functional user strategy for efficient and sequential anti-jamming decisions. Simulation results indicate that the proposed method outperforms the RL-based anti-jamming method and DQN-based anti-jamming method regarding solving continuous-state spectrum anti-jamming problems without causing "curse of dimensionality" and providing greater robustness against channel fading and noise as well as when the jamming pattern changes.