Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Presents indoor positioning as an unsupervised labelling task on sequential data.Forms a spatial classifier without resorting to pre-determined maps.Differentiates location beten unknown closely spaced zones indoors.Presents a valuable working framework for real-world positioning problems.Extends literature studying applications of graphical models.   present indoor positioning within unknown environments as an unsupervised labelling task on sequential data.  explore a probabilistic framework relying on wireless network radio signals and contextual information, which is increasingly available in large environments. Thus,  form an informative spatial classifier without resorting to a pre-determined map, and show the potential of the approach using both simulated and real data sets.Results demonstrate the ability of the procedure to segregate structures of radio signal observations and form clustered regions in association to areas of interest to the user; thus,  show it is possible to differentiate location beten closely spaced zones of variable size and shape.
['Iker Perez', 'James Pinchin', 'Michael A. Brown', 'Jesse Michael Blum', 'Sarah Sharples']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Unsupervised labelling of sequential data for location identification in indoor environments
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