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Indoor evaluation algorithm for ecological environment design materials based on cloud data processing and wireless communication

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This paper proposes a quantitative evaluation algorithm based on a comprehensive analysis of material’s shape, texture, color, style, and other characteristics using indoor wireless networking design and cloud data to improve the application effectiveness of ecological environment materials. It also adopts a data-driven method to quantitatively evaluate the application effectiveness of ecological environment materials using indoor wireless network design based on preliminary feature information. Specifically, this work reconstructs the feature space of ecological environment materials by extracting dimensionality features related to the quantitative evaluation, and analyzes the mutual information features of big data fusion. Moreover, a quantitative regression analysis and statistical model construction is used to evaluate the application effectiveness by using preliminary feature information as a constraint condition. In addition, this study employs the spatial effect element feature analysis method to quantitatively analyze and rigorously test the application effectiveness assessment. The empirical results show that the proposed quantitative evaluation algorithm has good accuracy and high reliability, which can effectively improve the application quality of ecological environment materials in indoor wireless network design.

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Zhu, Zj. Indoor evaluation algorithm for ecological environment design materials based on cloud data processing and wireless communication. Wireless Netw 30, 37–50 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11276-023-03447-w

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