The demand for a ubiquitous and accurate indoor localization service is continuously growing. Despite the pervasive nature of cellular-based solutions, their localization quality depends on the number of cell towers provided by the phone, which is typically limited. Specifically, according to the standard, any cell phone can receive signal strength information from up to seven cell towers. However, the majority of cell phones usually return only the associated cell tower information, significantly limiting the amount of information available to the location determination algorithm, degrading its performance.
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