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Target Learning for Wireless Sensor NetworksMotivation and Problem FormulationKey IdeasCurrent Status and Future PlansTarget Learning for Wireless Sensor NetworksTarget Learning for Wireless Sensor NetworksPrasanth JeevanPrasanth JeevanMotivation and Problem FormulationMotivation and Problem FormulationDetection and classification methods application specificSignificant human-in- t he-loop componentLearning aspect is done by the userRequires gathering lots of data for offline processingSemi-supervised learning at the node-level to learn target signatures for detection and classificationsubset of person, person with ferrous object, vehicleDetection and classification methods application specificSignificant human-in- t he-loop componentLearning aspect is done by the userRequires gathering lots of data for offline processingSemi-supervised learning at the node-level to learn target signatures for detection and classificationsubset of person, person with ferrous object, vehicleKey IdeasKey IdeasNode-level capabilities are sufficient to detect and classify targetsMultiple sensors on each moteAggregation to higher levels will improve confidenceExpectation Maximization algorithmEach node will develop models of the different targets and “no-target”Adaptation to changing environmental conditions will pose a significant challengeNode-level capabilities are sufficient to detect and classify targetsMultiple sensors on each moteAggregation to higher levels will improve confidenceExpectation Maximization algorithmEach node will develop models of the different targets and “no-target”Adaptation to changing environmental conditions will pose a significant challengeCurrent Status and Future PlansCurrent Status and Future PlansCurrentReal-world data from XSM/Trio motesNeed to process the data into useful features for classificationImplementation of EM (Matlab)Must adapt to current problem and make robust to real-world dataFutureBring learning in-network (on-line), adaptiveExpand from node-level and exploit correlation Learn other aspects of detection/classification such as how to automatically manipulate data in the most effective way to bring out features for classificationCurrentReal-world data from XSM/Trio motesNeed to process the data into useful features for classificationImplementation of EM (Matlab)Must adapt to current problem and make robust to real-world dataFutureBring learning in-network (on-line), adaptiveExpand from node-level and exploit correlation Learn other aspects of detection/classification such as how to automatically manipulate data in the most effective way to bring out features for


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