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Information space of multi-sensor networks

Information Sciences, 2021
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Tao, Mo, Wang, Shaoping, Chen, Hong, Wang, Xingjian   +3 more
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MULTI-SENSOR WIRELESS NETWORK SYSTEM FOR HURRICANE MONITORING

SOFT MEASUREMENTS AND COMPUTING, 2021
A wireless sensor system is described. Pressure sensor measurements are compared with National Weather Service data and wind tunnel test data. It then describes a minivan highway test that was used to evaluate the effect of sensor housing shape on pressure measurements.
Chelakara Subramanian, Gabriel Lapilli, Frederic Krate, JeanPaul Pinelli, Ivica Kostanic   +4 more
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Multi-sensor data fusion using neural networks

1990 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Conference Proceedings, 2002
A general approach to the use of neural networks for data fusion is outlined. The discussion begins with examples of data fusion problems and a pattern recognition example is given to illustrate the concepts involved in data fusion. The differences between using post- and pre-detection signals and the advantages of using the latter are discussed.
D.W. Fincher, D.F. Mix
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Multi-sensor multi-network seamless positioning with visual aiding

2011 International Conference on Localization and GNSS (ICL-GNSS), 2011
This paper presents a measurement fusion approach for seamless outdoor/indoor positioning utilizing multiple sensor and network measurements in addition to computer-vision based aiding. A Kalman filter is implemented for fusing WLAN, Bluetooth, and high-sensitivity GPS positioning results with accelerometer based motion information as well as digital ...
Heidi Kuusniemi, Liang Chen, Laura Ruotsalainen, Ling Pei, Yuwei Chen, Ruizhi Chen   +5 more
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Neural network based multi sensor heart sound analysis

[1990] Proceedings Computers in Cardiology, 2002
It is demonstrated how neural nets, used for nonlinear modeling and signal classification, can estimate from a continuous recording of an acoustical stethoscope signal the beginning of a cardiac cycle, the systolic and diastolic time intervals and suggest suitable diagnoses in case of heart failures and arrhythmia.
D. Barschdorff, S. Ester, T. Dorsel, E. Most   +3 more
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