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Graph-Based Floor Separation Using Node Embeddings and Clustering of WiFi Trajectories
artificial-intelligencecryptography-and-securitymachine-learningnetworking-and-internet-architecturerobotics
Vertical localization, particularly floor separation, remains a major challenge in indoor positioning systems operating in GPS-denied multistory environments. This paper proposes a fully data-driven, graph-based framework for blind floor separation using only Wi-Fi fingerprint trajectories, without
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