Towards Large-Scale RFID Positioning: A Low-cost, High-precision Solution Based on Compressive Sensing

Towards Large-Scale RFID Positioning: A Low-cost, High-precision Solution Based on Compressive Sensing
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10.1109/percom.2018.8444586
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2018-03
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2018 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications (PerCom)
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Liqiong Chang;Xinyi Li;Ju Wang;Haining Meng;Xiaojiang Chen;Dingyi Fang;Zhanyong Tang;Zheng Wang
Liqiong Chang;Xinyi Li;Ju Wang;Haining Meng;Xiaojiang Chen;Dingyi Fang;Zhanyong Tang;Zheng Wang
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Liqiong Chang;Xinyi Li;Ju Wang;Haining Meng;Xiaojiang Chen;Dingyi Fang;Zhanyong Tang;Zheng Wang

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