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Intent Interpretation at RIC Timescales: Jev Decision Models versus Large Language Models in 6G Open RAN

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Briefings

A 2026 study compares Jev decision models against LLMs for 6G Open RAN intent interpretation. Jev-1.13.0 meets near-real-time SLA budgets on 99.8% of calls, while hosted LLMs only meet budgets on 17.9% of calls. Median interpretation delays range from 0.286 to 2.35 seconds, significantly exceeding the 25ms target for A1 and E2 paths. The study uses ns-3 closed-loop simulations and real-world A1/E2 path testing.

Key points

• Jev-1.13.0 meets the 1 second near-real-time budget on 99.8% of calls in 6G Open RAN intent interpretation.
• Hosted LLMs meet the 1 second budget on only 17.9% of calls, with median interpretation delays ranging from 0.286 to 2.35 seconds.

Context

This research evaluates intent-based Open RAN architectures by comparing Jev decision models against Large Language Models (LLMs) for policy interpretation within the RIC loop. The findings are critical for determining if LLMs introduce unacceptable latency that violates control deadlines in 6G networks.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to ns-3 closed-loop simulations and real A1/E2 path testing. No additional background context is supplied beyond the study's scope. Results are based on median interpretation times and SLA violation percentages, with no data on specific user experiences or long-term reliability beyond the simulation period.

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