2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2056118/v1
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CSI-based Human Behavior Segmentation and Recognition Using Commodity Wi-Fi

Abstract: In recent years, the behavior recognition technology based on Wi-Fi devices has been favored by many researchers. Existing Wi-Fi-based human behavior recognition technology mainly uses classifification algorithms to construct classifification models,which has problems such as inaccurate behavior segmentation, failure to extract deep-level features from the original data and design classifification models matching the proposed features in the process of behavior recognition. In order to solve above problems, th… Show more

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“…The raw CSI amplitude data not only contains outliers affecting crowd counting, but also contains high-frequency noise caused by the surrounding environments and multipath effects. CSI amplitude changes caused by human bodies and their activities are mainly concentrated in the low-frequency part of CSI amplitude data, so CSI-based wireless sensing algorithms generally use low-pass filters to filter CSI amplitude data [20], such as moving average filter, Gaussian filter [8], and wavelet threshold method [21]. This paper focuses on reducing the time complexity of the algorithm, so we use the moving average filter with lower time complexity [22] to filter the high-frequency noise of CSI amplitude data.…”
Section: Data Acquisition and Preprocessingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The raw CSI amplitude data not only contains outliers affecting crowd counting, but also contains high-frequency noise caused by the surrounding environments and multipath effects. CSI amplitude changes caused by human bodies and their activities are mainly concentrated in the low-frequency part of CSI amplitude data, so CSI-based wireless sensing algorithms generally use low-pass filters to filter CSI amplitude data [20], such as moving average filter, Gaussian filter [8], and wavelet threshold method [21]. This paper focuses on reducing the time complexity of the algorithm, so we use the moving average filter with lower time complexity [22] to filter the high-frequency noise of CSI amplitude data.…”
Section: Data Acquisition and Preprocessingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In related research on behavior recognition, X. Yang et al [4] proposed a behavior segmentation and recognition method based on CSI, but it is not aimed at the segmentation of continuous human behavior. W. Xing et al [5] proposed a behavior segmentation method based on posture histograms and adjusted sliding windows.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%