<p>With the application and development of related technologies based on user location information, location-based services have become essential for daily lives. Despite this fact, Wireless Local area networks (WLAN’s) often face time complexities in streamlining and collection of data. Thus, the given paper introduces a deep-learning model based on convolutional neural network (CNN) to predict user’s indoor location from the received wireless signal strength fingerprint maps. The aim is to enhance WLAN indoor localization by streamlining the data collection process. The proposed indoor positioning model leverages a region of interest (ROI) extraction technique to simulate the wireless received signal strength intensity in WLAN’s. By incorporating this advanced technique, the model aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of WLAN localization. To optimize and evaluate the model’s performance in real-world scenarios, experiments are conducted using simulated datasets obtained from the publicly available database such as UCI repository. The results show that the proposed model attains the highest validation accuracy (97.11%) and training accuracy (97.34%) as compared to the existing deep learning algorithms used for indoor localization.</p>

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Deployment of neural networks for WLAN thumbprint indoor positioning system

  • Ajay Kushwaha,
  • Trapty Agarwal,
  • Manpreet Singh,
  • Sunil MP,
  • Amit Sharma,
  • Romil Jain,
  • P Bhuvaneswari

摘要

With the application and development of related technologies based on user location information, location-based services have become essential for daily lives. Despite this fact, Wireless Local area networks (WLAN’s) often face time complexities in streamlining and collection of data. Thus, the given paper introduces a deep-learning model based on convolutional neural network (CNN) to predict user’s indoor location from the received wireless signal strength fingerprint maps. The aim is to enhance WLAN indoor localization by streamlining the data collection process. The proposed indoor positioning model leverages a region of interest (ROI) extraction technique to simulate the wireless received signal strength intensity in WLAN’s. By incorporating this advanced technique, the model aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of WLAN localization. To optimize and evaluate the model’s performance in real-world scenarios, experiments are conducted using simulated datasets obtained from the publicly available database such as UCI repository. The results show that the proposed model attains the highest validation accuracy (97.11%) and training accuracy (97.34%) as compared to the existing deep learning algorithms used for indoor localization.