Wireless sensor network data restoration method based on space-time feature fusion
A wireless sensor and network data technology, which is applied in specific environment-based services, transmission data organization to avoid errors, wireless communication, etc., can solve problems such as low repair accuracy and many iterations
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[0081] The first experimental data set is the hourly temperature data of major cities in the United States on August 1, 2010. The spatial domain graph signal model of the dataset is as figure 2 As shown in , the length of the vertical line in the vertical direction of each node indicates the signal strength of the node. There are 218 nodes (cities) in the network, including temperature values at 24 moments, the minimum value is 49.3℉, and the maximum value is 103.9℉. We connect each node in the sensor network with its 5 nearest nodes, and select a certain moment to connect with the previous 4 consecutive moments, so as to establish a joint domain graph model of the test data. Randomly select a certain moment, and test 50 times under different loss ratios. The method of the present invention is compared with a network data restoration method (GTVM method) based on a total variation minimization of graph signals proposed by Siheng Chen et al. in 2016. The simulation result...
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[0088] The second experimental data set is data from some sea surface temperature monitoring stations around the world. There are 100 detection stations in the network, and the data collected at 1733 moments, ranging from 0.01°C to 30.72°C, the spatial domain diagram signal model of the data set is as follows: image 3 shown. The joint domain graph model of network data is the same as the design in Simulation Example 1. The simulation experiment also compares the restoration methods in the case of 5 different loss ratios. The method of the present invention is compared with a network data repair method (GTVM method) based on a total variation minimization of graph signals proposed by Siheng Chen, AliakseiSandryhaila, etc. in 2016. The results of the experimental simulation are shown in Table 3 and Table 4.
[0089] The root mean square error (RMSE) contrast of table 3 inventive method and GTVM method
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[0091] Table 4 Convergence iterations (CIC) comparison betw...
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