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Improvement of indoor positioning accuracy of ultra-wide band sensors by using big bang-big crunch optimization method

Büyük patlama büyük çöküş optimizasyon yöntemi ile ultra geniş band sensörlerinin iç mekân konum belirleme doğruluklarının iyileştirilmesi

Taner Arsan
Pages
921–928
Publication Date
2018-10-12
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By correcting the measurement results with the Big Bang - Big Crunch optimization algorithm, the average error was reduced from the previous 20.72 cm to 15.02 cm, thus the accuracy of the measurement results were improved.

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Key Findings & Data:In this study, an indoor positioning system using Ultra-wide Band (UWB) sensors was developed and it was aimed to increase the accuracy level of the standard equipment with the additional algorithms used while reducing the average error.
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Conclusion & Impact:By correcting the measurement results with the Big Bang - Big Crunch optimization algorithm, the average error was reduced from the previous 20.72 cm to 15.02 cm, thus the accuracy of the measurement results were improved.
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⚙️Variables:İç mekân konum belirleme · Uçuş zamanı · Ultra geniş band sensörler

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Arsan, T. (2018). Improvement of indoor positioning accuracy of ultra-wide band sensors by using big bang-big crunch optimization method. Pamukkale Üniversitesi Mühendislik Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 24 Sayı: 5, 921–928. https://ajindex.com/articles/1058731

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