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    Satisfaction with Research-Based Learning and Academic Performance by Big Data Analysis by Gabriela Torres-Delgado, Sofía Ramos-Pulido, Neil Hernández-Gress

    Published 2024-10-01
    “…Data science analysis was used to investigate the association between Research-Based Learning (RBL) and student’s academic performance. …”
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    Neighbor satellite load based low orbit satellite distributed routing algorithm by Mingchuan YANG, Guanchang XUE, Qingyi LI

    Published 2021-08-01
    “…Satellites are highly flexible and maneuverable, and they are not easily affected by ground factors, which has led to the rapid development of space satellite technology.Satellite networks always have load congestion problem as the load increases, making routing algorithms a core issue in the field of satellite network research.Based on the problems of congestion mitigation, signaling overhead, and algorithm complexity, the distributed routing algorithm for local load balancing of LEO (low earth orbit) satellite networks was deeply studied.The network model was constructed based on the Iridium satellite system and a distributed routing algorithm based on the load status of neighbor satellite (DRNL) was proposed, which included such as load status update of neighbor nodes, load balancing and routing decision.It had a certain degree of portability and could adapt to other polar or near polar orbit constellation.The simulation results based on the OPNET show that the DRNL can better adapt to the heavier network loads state, alleviate satellite congestion, obtain lower delay and packet loss.…”
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    Neighbor satellite load based low orbit satellite distributed routing algorithm by Mingchuan YANG, Guanchang XUE, Qingyi LI

    Published 2021-08-01
    “…Satellites are highly flexible and maneuverable, and they are not easily affected by ground factors, which has led to the rapid development of space satellite technology.Satellite networks always have load congestion problem as the load increases, making routing algorithms a core issue in the field of satellite network research.Based on the problems of congestion mitigation, signaling overhead, and algorithm complexity, the distributed routing algorithm for local load balancing of LEO (low earth orbit) satellite networks was deeply studied.The network model was constructed based on the Iridium satellite system and a distributed routing algorithm based on the load status of neighbor satellite (DRNL) was proposed, which included such as load status update of neighbor nodes, load balancing and routing decision.It had a certain degree of portability and could adapt to other polar or near polar orbit constellation.The simulation results based on the OPNET show that the DRNL can better adapt to the heavier network loads state, alleviate satellite congestion, obtain lower delay and packet loss.…”
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    Research on FTTR WLAN indoor wireless location algorithm based on frequency response by Zhifeng LONG, Jing ZHANG

    Published 2023-09-01
    “…Highly accurate and reliable indoor wireless positioning services have been widely used.In order to obtain good positioning accuracy, the design of positioning algorithms needs to be matched with wireless positioning facilities.fiber to the room (FTTR) is an indoor access network solution based on IEEE 802.11 ax, a new generation of wireless local area network (WLAN) standard.Compared with the existing Wi-Fi networks, FTTR has a much larger available band width.However, FTTR WLAN also lacks of a public valid data set to support localization functions, which makes the localization research based on FTTR scenarios face huge obstacles.In order to solve the above problems, firstly, a frequency response-based FTTR scene dataset generation method was proposed, which uses the existing Wi-Fi localization dataset to generate the frequency response matrix within the available band width of FTTR.Then, the parallel path principal component analysis (PCA) method was used to generate the classification matrix.And the generated dataset was trained using a fully connected neural network to improve the accuracy.The experimental results on the real measurement dataset show that the proposed localization algorithm can achieve a localization accuracy of less than 1 m, which is not only more accurate than the traditional location estimation algorithm, but also basically meets the fine-grained localization requirements for practical applications.…”
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    Research on FTTR WLAN indoor wireless location algorithm based on frequency response by Zhifeng LONG, Jing ZHANG

    Published 2023-09-01
    “…Highly accurate and reliable indoor wireless positioning services have been widely used.In order to obtain good positioning accuracy, the design of positioning algorithms needs to be matched with wireless positioning facilities.fiber to the room (FTTR) is an indoor access network solution based on IEEE 802.11 ax, a new generation of wireless local area network (WLAN) standard.Compared with the existing Wi-Fi networks, FTTR has a much larger available band width.However, FTTR WLAN also lacks of a public valid data set to support localization functions, which makes the localization research based on FTTR scenarios face huge obstacles.In order to solve the above problems, firstly, a frequency response-based FTTR scene dataset generation method was proposed, which uses the existing Wi-Fi localization dataset to generate the frequency response matrix within the available band width of FTTR.Then, the parallel path principal component analysis (PCA) method was used to generate the classification matrix.And the generated dataset was trained using a fully connected neural network to improve the accuracy.The experimental results on the real measurement dataset show that the proposed localization algorithm can achieve a localization accuracy of less than 1 m, which is not only more accurate than the traditional location estimation algorithm, but also basically meets the fine-grained localization requirements for practical applications.…”
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