Modeling and Monitoring of Indoor Populations using Sparse Positioning Data (Extension)
Xiao Li, Huan Li, Hua Lu, Christian S. Jensen

TL;DR
This paper introduces probabilistic models and learning-based estimators for continuous indoor population monitoring using sparse positioning data, improving accuracy and efficiency in large venues.
Contribution
It presents novel probabilistic modeling and estimators for indoor populations, along with a unified framework for continuous monitoring with caching and validity mechanisms.
Findings
Estimators outperform state-of-the-art methods.
Framework effectively reduces monitoring costs.
Experimental results validate accuracy and efficiency.
Abstract
In large venues like shopping malls and airports, knowledge on the indoor populations fuels applications such as business analytics, venue management, and safety control. In this work, we provide means of modeling populations in partitions of indoor space offline and of monitoring indoor populations continuously, by using indoor positioning data. However, the low-sampling rates of indoor positioning render the data temporally and spatially sparse, which in turn renders the offline capture of indoor populations challenging. It is even more challenging to continuously monitor indoor populations, as positioning data may be missing or not ready yet at the current moment. To address these challenges, we first enable probabilistic modeling of populations in indoor space partitions as Normal distributions. Based on that, we propose two learning-based estimators for on-the-fly prediction of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHuman Mobility and Location-Based Analysis · Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods · Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems
