Target wireless self-positioning method based on group information
A group information, self-positioning technology, applied in positioning, wireless communication, radio wave measurement system and other directions, can solve problems such as underutilization of useful information and errors
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[0019] In the wireless distributed network, it can be seen that if two adjacent wireless nodes are very close, the number of their common neighbor nodes will be more, and on the contrary, the farther the distance is, the less the number of identical nodes will be. Draw a path Path(s i ,s k ). Draw two circles with the communication radius r of node i and node k as the radius. These two circles must have a common area, and the area must contain node j. The common area of the two circles is
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[0021] Deriving formula (1) to get (2), so S and d ik Inversely proportional.
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[0023] In addition, the positions of the nodes are randomly deployed, so the number of the same neighbor nodes in the common area of the two circles is a random variable, so the larger the area S, the more the number of nodes falling into S, d ik the smaller, that is, d ik Inversely proportional to the number of same neighbor nodes.
[0024] Based on this phenomenon, the present...
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