Received signal strength indicator‐based set‐membership filtering indoor localization under multipath effect

Abstract

The indoor moving target localization based on the received signal strength indicator is studied in this paper. By introducing filtering algorithms, a novel dynamic parameters setmembership filtering (DPSMF) is proposed to reduce the interference of the multipath effect and noises. First, the higher-order remainder is included in the bounded range based on the interval mathematics method to improve the linearization accuracy of the Taylor series expansion of the measurement function. Second, the parameters to be determined in the channel model are set to local dynamic parameters, which are obtained by solving a particular semi-definite programming problem. Third, the optimized localization estimations of the target node at each sampling instant and the ellipsoid set containing the real state of the system are obtained based on the DPSMF. Finally, an example is given to verify the effectiveness of the proposed DPSMF algorithm.

An Electric Power Tools Localization Algorithm Based on Active RFID

“…The advantage of this localization algorithm is that it can utilize existing RFID devices for indoor localization without additional hardware investment, and it can achieve high localization accuracy. However, due to the complexity of the indoor environment and factors such as signal interference, and the signal is susceptible to environmental interference and multipath effects [9],the accuracy of this algorithm may be somewhat limited.…”