Quantum random forest method reduces localization error in IoT applications, addressing signal issues.
Accurate indoor localization is vital for smart environments and the Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Received signal strength indicator (RSSI)-based methods suffer from multipath fading, signal attenuation, and missing data. To address these issues, we developed quantum random forest indoor localization (QRF-IL), a quantum-inspired machine learning method that combines quantum random forests (QRFs) with weighted centroid regression. Each quantum decision tree in QRF uses a quantum support vector machine (QSVM) with Nyström quantum kernel estimation for efficient and accurate learning. On a public dataset, QRF-IL showed an average localization error of 2.3 m, which was reduced by 9% over a standalone QRF model and 21% over an adaptive path loss model (ADAM).
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