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Received signal strength estimation method based on generalized continuation approximation model

A technology of receiving signal strength and models, applied to services based on location information, services based on specific environments, beacon systems using radio waves, etc., can solve the problems of consuming huge manpower and financial resources, and the location of APs is unknown. Achieve the effect of reducing workload and ensuring positioning accuracy

Active Publication Date: 2020-10-09
CHONGQING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM
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[0004] As the number of reference points increases, the fingerprint information can better reflect the changing trend of the RSS value in the actual indoor environment, so the positioning accuracy of the system is higher. The position of the AP in the scene is usually unknown, and it is no longer suitable to use the model method to estimate the RSS value

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[0059] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with accompanying drawing:

[0060] Such as figure 1 A method for estimating received signal strength based on a generalized continuation approximation model is shown, which specifically includes the following steps:

[0061] Step 1. The user moves randomly in the target area, and records the received signal strength ( Received Signal Strength, RSS);

[0062] Step 2: Segment the motion path according to the relative positions of the N RPs, and filter the divided sub-paths according to the applicable conditions of the generalized continuation approximation model to obtain s usable sub-paths. Specifically include the following steps:

[0063] Step 2 (1): Starting from the starting RP (that is, the RP with the earliest time label on the subpath), calculate the relative distance between it and the subsequent RP in sequence. If a certain RP is found Q (Q=3,...,N) T...

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The invention discloses a received signal strength estimation method based on a generalized continuation approximation model. The method comprises: firstly, enabling a user to move randomly in a target area, measuring received signal strength (RSS) from a plurality of access points (AP) with unknown positions received at a plurality of reference points (RP) on a path, dividing and screening the path; taking the RSS value of a certain AP received at each RP as an example, establishing a rectangular coordinate system which takes the RP relative distance on a certain sub-path and the RSS value ateach RP as horizontal and vertical coordinates; dividing a unit domain and a corresponding continuation domain, and solving an unknown coefficient of an interpolation function defined in the unit domain; then, carrying out an iterative algorithm once on the basis of the previously divided unit domains; and finally, restoring a curve highly fitted with the real function. According to the invention, the extra information of the continuation domain is fully utilized, and the positioning precision is ensured while the library construction overhead is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to indoor positioning technology, in particular to a method for estimating received signal strength based on a generalized continuation and approximation model. Background technique [0002] With the gradual development of the mobile Internet era to the Internet of Things era, location-based services (Location-based Service, LBS) have been more and more widely used in people's lives. Currently popular wireless positioning systems include Global Positioning System (Global Position System, GPS), cellular positioning system, Bluetooth positioning system, radio frequency identification positioning system, ZigBee positioning system and WLAN positioning system. Among them, the GPS positioning system is the most common because it has better performance in the field of outdoor positioning. However, in the indoor environment, due to the occlusion of various obstacles and moving objects, the satellite signal attenuation is very serious, wh...

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IPC IPC(8): H04W4/02H04W4/021H04W4/33G01S1/04G01S1/14
CPCH04W4/021H04W4/023H04W4/33G01S1/14G01S1/045
Inventor 周牧龙玥辛杨小龙何维谢良波聂伟
Owner CHONGQING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM
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