Abstract:Machine learning has become a mature and powerful technique and has been widely used in the fields of wireless anti-jamming communication. Deep reinforcement learning(DRL), one of the typical anti-jamming approaches, that enables an agent to learn an optimal frequency-using policy by constantly interacting with dynamic and uncertain communications environments, has been proposed as effective tools to solve the problem of dynamic spectrum accessing. However, learning a complex task from scratch often results in poor timeliness due to the complexity of the state space of the external electromagnetic spectrum and the volatile variation for the jamming patterns, which may cause a significant decline of the learning efficiency as well as communication performance instead. For these problems mentioned above, this paper proposes a rapid adaption to dynamic spectrum anti-jamming(DSAL) method based on deep transfer learning(DTL). Firstly, an adequately pre-trained model is established learned from known jamming patterns. Further, convolution neural network(CNN) is used to extract jamming features from sensed spectrum data in real-world scenario and reusing knowledge that comes from previous experience contributes to scale up priority-startup and fast-adaption. In addition, fine-tune strategy is adopted to assist reinforcement learning(RL) algorithm to implement the task of on-line channel accessing for anti-jamming tasks. The simulation results show that, compared with traditional RL algorithm, our improved method can increase the convergence speed and reach better anti-jamming performance.