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WiFi based Multi user Activity Recognition via User Conditioned Spatial Attention
WiFi-based human activity recognition has achieved high accuracy under the single-user scene. Recognizing activities performed by multiple concurrent users remains challenging, because their body-reflected propagation paths superimpose in the channel state information (CSI) measurement. Existing mul
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