Aiming at the problems of insufficient acquisition of features and low recognition accuracy of single target for multi-person scene in gait recognition from Wi-Fi signal perception
a new gait recognition model WiNet is proposed. Depending on the channel state information impact factor analysis
the amplitude data is chosen as the basic data for gait recognition
and a mechanism named frequency energy map is adopted to reconstruct the raw data effectively in WiNet. The advantage of WiNet lies in the capacity of extracting effective features generated by the gait behavior on the inter-subcarrier and intra-subcarrier signals at the same time
which greatly improves the individual recognition in gait recognition. The frequency energy map is used as the input matrix of the convolutional neural network model. After multiple groups convolution
regulari-ation and activation operations
the softmax method is used in classification
and the individual identity corresponding to the gait behavio
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