Indoor location estimation based on the statistical spatial modeling and radial distributions

We study the problem of analyzing indoor location estimation by statistical radial distribution model. In this study, we suppose the observed distance data between transmitter and receiver as a statistical radial distribution. The proposed method is based on the marginal likelihoods of radial distribution generated by positive distribution among the several transmitter radio sites placed in the room. To demonstrate the effectiveness of our method, we conducted two sets of experiments, assessing the accuracy of location estimation of static case and dynamic case. In static experiment, subject is stationary state in some places in the chamber. This experiment is able to measure the precise performance of proposed method. In dynamic experiment, subject is move around in the chamber. This experiment is able to measure the suitability for practical use of proposed method. As a result, our method shows high accuracy for the indoor spatial location estimation compared to other previous methods..