CSI Phase Fingerprinting for Indoor Positioning Services Using Deep Reinforcement Learning
摘要
In response to the escalating demand for Indoor Positioning Services (IPS) everywhere, this study explores techniques to enhance accuracy and adaptability in a dynamic environment. Leveraging the WiFi fingerprinting and the Channel State Information (CSI) phase of a dataset collected inside the University of Passau in Germany, this research introduces a groundbreaking approach by integrating Dueling Q-Network (Dueling QN) within Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL). The trained agent achieves precise localization within a remarkable 0 cm distance error, even without prior knowledge of the floor plan. Experimental results compare the position predicted using CSI phase and CSI amplitude, providing insights into their respective contributions. The promising findings emphasize the potential of DRL as a robust solution, opening new avenues for exploration and application in 3D WiFi datasets.