Temporal Stability on Human Activity Recognition based on Wi-Fi CSI

Over the last years, numerous studies have emerged using Wi-Fi channel state information, enabling device-free (passive) sensing for applications such as motion detection, indoor positioning or human activity recognition. More recently, the development framework for the low-cost ESP32 microcontrolle...

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Main Authors: Matey-Sanz, Miguel, Torres-Sospedra, Joaquin, Moreira, Adriano
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Data models
ESP32
human activity recognition
Microcontrollers
Motion detection
passive sensing
Performance evaluation
Sensors
Stability analysis
Training
Wi-Fi channel state information
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Summary:Over the last years, numerous studies have emerged using Wi-Fi channel state information, enabling device-free (passive) sensing for applications such as motion detection, indoor positioning or human activity recognition. More recently, the development framework for the low-cost ESP32 microcontrollers has added support for obtaining channel state information data. In this work, we collected channel state information data for human activity recognition, where activities are relatively localized with respect to the Wi-Fi infrastructure. The data was collected in several runs, duly spaced in time, and a convolutional neural network model was used for the classification of activities. Classification performance evaluation showed a clear degradation when a model evaluated with data collected 10 minutes after the data used for training showed a 52% relative loss in the accuracy of the classification.
ISSN:2471-917X
DOI:10.1109/IPIN57070.2023.10332214