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A Generalized Regression Neural Network Approach to Wireless Signal Strength Prediction

BY Finangwai D. Jacob | Deme C. Abraham | Gurumdimma Y. Nentawe ""A Generalized Regression Neural Network Approach to Wireless Signal Strength Prediction""

Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-3 , April 2020,

URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd30501.pdf

Paper Url :https://www.ijtsrd.com/computer-science/artificial-intelligence/30501/a-generalized-regression-neural-network-approach-to-wireless-signal-strength-prediction/finangwai-d-jacob

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This study presents a Generalized Regression Neural network GRNN based approach to wireless communication network field strength prediction. As case study, the rural area between the cities of Bauchi and Gombe, Nigeria, was considered. The GRNN based predictor was created, validated and tested with field strength data recorded from multiple Base Transceiver Stations at a frequency of 1800MHz. Results indicate that the GRNN based model with Root Mean Squared Error RMSE value of 5.8dBm offers significant improvements over the empirical Okumura and COST 231 Hata models. While the Okumura model overestimates the field strength, the COST 231 Hata significantly underestimates it.

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What is the simple term for standing strength of charged field in a solid? Charge What is the term for an isolated area of charge under study in a solid? Area of charge What is the term for the specific charge? Coulombs What is the term for the charge strength? Voltage or Electro-Motive Force (per metre) What is the term for the (specific) charge amount? Amps per hour (per volume)

Like discussion of heat where we have heat and temperature, something can hold a large amount of heat and still have a relatively low temperature, so something can hold a large amount of charge and yet a relatively low voltage can be maintained.

All matter has a charged field. Only the dominant field is casually observed. The varying properties of charge, insulation, resistance all determine the accessibility of an area of charge. There's electrons flowing everywhere within matter. “..as a result of scientific experiments, it was found that electrons behave more like electromagnetic waves than orbiting particles.”[1]

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