Errors in determinstic wireless fingerprinting systems for localisation

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Fingerprinting is a technique that records vectors of received power from several transmitters, and later matches these to a new measurement to position the new user. This paper examines data used in earlier fingerprinting experiments in a WiFi network to characterize the eventual positioning errors. The implied relationship between real distance and `vector` distance between fingerprints is tested and found to be poor. However, because fingerprinting algorithms use nearest neighbour techniques, these nearby fingerprints were examined and found to be better behaved. © 2008 IEEE.
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Dempster, Andrew
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Li, Binghao
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Quader, I
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2008
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