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2019
DOI: 10.2298/tsci180912334k
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Determination of positioning accuracies by using fingerprint localisation and artificial neural networks

Abstract: Fingerprint localisation technique is an effective positioning technique to determine the object locations by using radio signal strength, values in indoors. The technique is subject to big positioning errors due to challenging environmental conditions. In this paper, initially, a fingerprint localisation technique is deployed by using classical k-nearest neighborhood method to determine the unknown object locations. Additionally, several artificial neural networks, are employed, using fingerprint data, such a… Show more

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“…In the process of forward transmission of the BP neural network, neurons at the latter layer receive input signals transmitted by neurons at the previous layer, assign weight to these signals, and compare the sum result with the threshold value of current neurons, and then process the result through the activation function to obtain the output of neurons [7]. Common activation functions include Sigmoid activation function, tanh activation function, ReLU activation function, and leaky ReLU activation function.…”
Section: Bp Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the process of forward transmission of the BP neural network, neurons at the latter layer receive input signals transmitted by neurons at the previous layer, assign weight to these signals, and compare the sum result with the threshold value of current neurons, and then process the result through the activation function to obtain the output of neurons [7]. Common activation functions include Sigmoid activation function, tanh activation function, ReLU activation function, and leaky ReLU activation function.…”
Section: Bp Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the forward transmission process of the BP neural network, the neuron in the latter layer receives the input signals transmitted by the neuron in the previous layer and assigns weights to these signals. The summation result is compared with the threshold value of the current neuron, and then the result is processed by the activation function to obtain the output score [ 47 ]. Due to the large amount of data, we chose the ReLu activation function in order to reduce the dependence between parameters, reduce the overfitting rate, and enhance the robustness of the model.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e integration of big data technology with pastoral complexes and landscape design planning is relatively small, but it can process a large amount of data generated in the process of landscape planning and management. e large amount of data generated in landscape planning is of a wide variety and not of the same order of magnitude, which is difficult for the designers of landscape management [27][28][29]. Big data technology can process these data efficiently and accurately, and it can output the information the designer needs according to its data.…”
Section: Review Of Application Of Big Data In Landscape Designmentioning
confidence: 99%