Integrating Inverse and Forward Modeling for Sparse Temporal Data from Sensor Networks
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| author | Vexler, Julian Vieten, Björn Nelke, Martin Kramer, Stefan |
| author_facet | Vexler, Julian Vieten, Björn Nelke, Martin Kramer, Stefan |
| contents | We present CavePerception, a framework for the analysis of sparse data from sensor networks that incorporates elements of inverse modeling and forward modeling. By integrating machine learning with physical modeling in a hypotheses space, we aim to improve the interpretability of sparse, noisy, and potentially incomplete sensor data. The framework assumes data from a two-dimensional sensor network laid out in a graph structure that detects certain objects, with certain motion patterns. Examples of such sensors are magnetometers. Given knowledge about the objects and the way they act on the sensors, one can develop a data generator that produces data from simulated motions of the objects across the sensor field. The framework uses the simulated data to infer object behaviors across the sensor network. The approach is experimentally tested on real-world data, where magnetometers are used on an airport to detect and identify aircraft motions. Experiments demonstrate the value of integrating inverse and forward modeling, enabling intelligent systems to better understand and predict complex, sensor-driven events. |
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| spellingShingle | Integrating Inverse and Forward Modeling for Sparse Temporal Data from Sensor Networks Vexler, Julian Vieten, Björn Nelke, Martin Kramer, Stefan Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence We present CavePerception, a framework for the analysis of sparse data from sensor networks that incorporates elements of inverse modeling and forward modeling. By integrating machine learning with physical modeling in a hypotheses space, we aim to improve the interpretability of sparse, noisy, and potentially incomplete sensor data. The framework assumes data from a two-dimensional sensor network laid out in a graph structure that detects certain objects, with certain motion patterns. Examples of such sensors are magnetometers. Given knowledge about the objects and the way they act on the sensors, one can develop a data generator that produces data from simulated motions of the objects across the sensor field. The framework uses the simulated data to infer object behaviors across the sensor network. The approach is experimentally tested on real-world data, where magnetometers are used on an airport to detect and identify aircraft motions. Experiments demonstrate the value of integrating inverse and forward modeling, enabling intelligent systems to better understand and predict complex, sensor-driven events. |
| title | Integrating Inverse and Forward Modeling for Sparse Temporal Data from Sensor Networks |
| topic | Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.13638 |