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This chapter introduces introduce the information that can be sensed using wireless signals and principal methodologies to obtain the information, including the model-based and data-driven methodologies.
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The resolution of time τres is the inverse of bandwidth B.
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l is usually set to the half of wavelength to avoid phase ambiguity.
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The input vector and output are usually called “visible layer”.
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Cao, J., Yang, Y. (2022). Wireless Sensing Methodologies. In: Wireless Sensing. Wireless Networks. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-08345-7_4
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