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A Lightweight Deep Learning Algorithm for WiFi-Based Identity Recognition
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DOI：10.1109/JIOT.2021.3078782.png)
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WiFi-based identity recognition is predominant because of its noninvasive and ubiquitous advantages. However, existing approaches show slow training speed and limited applicability. In this article, we propose a lightweight deep learning model, named as lightweight WiFi-based identification (LW-WiID), to address these technical challenges. LW-WiID reconstructs original data of channel state information into frequency energy graph, which contains not only the temporal feature of the gait but also the spatial feature among subcarriers, ensuring the accuracy of identity recognition. Furthermore, a novel Balloon mechanism is designed to achieve the lightweight. Through information integration crossing both layers and channels, the Balloon mechanism effectively reduces the number of model parameters. Experimental results demonstrate that LW-WiID achieves an accuracy of 99.7% on a 50-person gait data set while the model size is compressed to 5.53% of the existing identity recognition approaches with the same accuracy.
Keywords:
Feature extraction
Internet of Things
Filtering
Wireless fidelity
Support vector machines
Deep learning
Band-pass filters
Channel state information (CSI)
deep learning
identity recognition
lightweight
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