Sequence-based positioning technique

Telecommunications – Radiotelephone system – Emergency or alarm communication

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C455S456100, C455S440000

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10999191

ABSTRACT:
A target device's location is estimated by a location estimation module (LEM) that comprises a probabilistic model (PM) for a plurality of sample points, each of which comprises a sample location and an expected distribution of signal values at that sample point. The location estimation module (LEM) makes a sequence (OS) of observations on, n=1, 2, 3 . . . , of signal values. Each observation corresponds to a respective location qnalong the target device's path. The sequence of observations and the respective location constitute a hidden Markov model. The module estimates the target device's location qnbased on the probabilistic model (PM) and the sequence of observations, wherein the sequence of observations comprises one or more future observations on+mfor which m is a positive integer. In other words, the target device's location is estimated, at least partially, based on knowledge of its future.

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