Taylor series method in TDOA approach for indoor positioning system

Jose, Diniya; Sebastian, Shoney

doi:10.11591/ijece.v9i5.pp3927-3933

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“…Neural network has resulted to improve the accuracy in LS multilateration further from 46.15% to 65.86% and in RLS multilateration from 50.8% to 79%. Therefore, Neural network [63] based RLS multilateration outperforms all other approaches by increasing the accuracy by the highest amount.…”

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“…Taylors-series (TS) method is one of the widely used iterative methods. Authors in [63] provide Taylor series method in TDOA techniques in indoor positioning system using ultrasonic sensors. Location of the mobile unit is estimated by using ultrasonic signals at the receiver and the equations formed by using Time Difference of Approach are solved using Taylor Series Method.…”

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Neural Network Based Recursive Least Square Technique for Indoor Wireless Positioning

Adhikari

2023

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Location Based Services (LBS) in the realms of Smart City realizations require accurate real time positioning information of objects and people indoors. Both VLC based and the RF based positioning techniques have been studied in the literature. In RF system, we use Recursive Least Square (RLS) multilateration algorithm to estimate the position of unknown target indoor. The RLS multilateration algorithm is based on the trilateration solution using algebraic method. Solution obtained from the trilateration is used in RLS algorithm and the solution is updated recursively. Since Machine Learning (ML) is one of the widely used approaches to improve the accuracy in indoor positioning, we have used Artificial Neural Network (ANN) to fine tune the simulated distances with Rician noise. Therefore, the proposed technique hybridizes RLS with Artificial Neural Network (ANN) to solve a multilateration problem of different sets of anchor nodes. We use MATLABTM for the simulation purpose. While simulating distances, Rician noise is considered for anchor-target distance and, noisy distances are fed into ANN filter. Instead of using directly simulated distances, estimated distances from ANN are used for RLS implementation. Results from the hybrid RLS-ANN are compared with pure RLS, pure least square (LS) and LS-ANN approaches. Hybrid RLS-ANN provides the least Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) among all the techniques and improves the accuracy up to 80% compared to the pure LS multilateration technique. Complexity of the proposed technique is relatively low with significantly increased accuracy. We also compare the results with different sets of anchor nodes for RLS implementation. Hybrid RLS-ANN algorithm is used for anchor nodes N = 4 to N = 10. Comparing the results, it has been shown that as the number of anchor nodes increases, the RMSE decreases steadily. RLS multilateration with large number of anchor nodes performs better than LS multilateration. On the other hand, distance error is largely reduced by using ANN training and RLS with ANN estimated distances further improves the accuracy. In VLC system, we analyze the impact of SNR on indoor positioning. VLC indoor positioning is analyzed based on SNR distribution on the room indoor. Distance measurement is analyzed with three parameters: angle of incidence, angle of irradiance and transmitter FOV. Since SNR has the direct impact on the VLC indoor distance measurement, a comparative study of the SNR variation with respect to transmitter FOV, receiver FOV, angles of incidence and irradiance is presented, and corresponding distance measurement error is analyzed.

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Neural Network Based Recursive Least Square Technique for Indoor Wireless Positioning

Adhikari

2023

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“…Literature shows that there are many efforts have been achieved on OTDOA positioning technology in LTE system. For TDoA approaches, time differences are measured at the receiving base stations between the times of flight of different radio signals; this is utilized in, e.g., LoRa [12,13].…”

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Fingerprint positioning of users devices in long term evolution cellular network using K nearest neighbour algorithm

Alhasan

Abdulhussein

Khwayyir

2021

IJECE

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The rapid exponential growth in wireless technologies and the need for public safety has led to increasing demand for location-based services. Terrestrial cellular networks can offer acceptable position estimation for users that can meet the statutory requirements set by the Federal Communications Commission in case of network-based positioning, for safety regulations. In this study, the proposed radio frequency pattern matching (RFPM) method is implemented and tested to determine a user’s location effectively. The RFPM method has been tested and validated in two different environment. The evaluations show remarkable results especially in the Micro cell scenario, at 67% of positioning error 15m and at 90% 31.78m for Micro cell scenario, with results of 75.66m at 67% and 141.4m at 90% for Macro cell scenario.

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Taylor series method in TDOA approach for indoor positioning system

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Neural Network Based Recursive Least Square Technique for Indoor Wireless Positioning

Neural Network Based Recursive Least Square Technique for Indoor Wireless Positioning

Fingerprint positioning of users devices in long term evolution cellular network using K nearest neighbour algorithm

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