Abstract:We investigate crowd counting for Wi-Fi sensing based on models trained with data from the two-dimensional method of moments for electromagnetic scattering. Those models are applied on measurements with a high number of people. We simulate a crowd with people modelled as dielectric cylindrical shells exposed to an incident electric field from a sensing-enabled Wi-Fi access point. The electric field scattered by the people is computed by the method of moments, taking into account all electromagnetic interaction… Show more
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