Cross-Frequency Classification of Indoor Activities with DNN Transfer Learning

Cross-Frequency Classification of Indoor Activities with DNN Transfer Learning
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10.1109/radar.2019.8835844
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2019-01
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2019 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf)
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Aman Shrestha;Corben Murphy;Ivan Johnson;Ajaymehul Anbulselvam;F. Fioranelli;J. Le Kernec;S. Gurbuz
Aman Shrestha;Corben Murphy;Ivan Johnson;Ajaymehul Anbulselvam;F. Fioranelli;J. Le Kernec;S. Gurbuz
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Aman Shrestha;Corben Murphy;Ivan Johnson;Ajaymehul Anbulselvam;F. Fioranelli;J. Le Kernec;S. Gurbuz

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