Autoencoder Models for Point Cloud Environmental Synthesis from WiFi Channel State Information: A Preliminary Study

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Hauptverfasser: Pannone, Daniele, Avola, Danilo
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author Pannone, Daniele
Avola, Danilo
author_facet Pannone, Daniele
Avola, Danilo
contents This paper introduces a deep learning framework for generating point clouds from WiFi Channel State Information data. We employ a two-stage autoencoder approach: a PointNet autoencoder with convolutional layers for point cloud generation, and a Convolutional Neural Network autoencoder to map CSI data to a matching latent space. By aligning these latent spaces, our method enables accurate environmental point cloud reconstruction from WiFi data. Experimental results validate the effectiveness of our approach, highlighting its potential for wireless sensing and environmental mapping applications.
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spellingShingle Autoencoder Models for Point Cloud Environmental Synthesis from WiFi Channel State Information: A Preliminary Study
Pannone, Daniele
Avola, Danilo
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Machine Learning
This paper introduces a deep learning framework for generating point clouds from WiFi Channel State Information data. We employ a two-stage autoencoder approach: a PointNet autoencoder with convolutional layers for point cloud generation, and a Convolutional Neural Network autoencoder to map CSI data to a matching latent space. By aligning these latent spaces, our method enables accurate environmental point cloud reconstruction from WiFi data. Experimental results validate the effectiveness of our approach, highlighting its potential for wireless sensing and environmental mapping applications.
title Autoencoder Models for Point Cloud Environmental Synthesis from WiFi Channel State Information: A Preliminary Study
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.20541