Received signal strength (RSS)-based mobile localization has become popular due to its inexpensive localization solutions in large areas. Compared to various physical properties of radio signals, RSS is an attractive approach to localization because it can easily be obtained through existing wireless devices without any additional hardware. Although RSS is not considered to be a good choice for...

conclusions radio-guided localization of non-palpable breast lesions is an acceptable method because of technical facilitation, accurate localization and complete excision with limited complications. so it can be recommended as an alternative method for wire-guided localization. results pathologic results were benign in 90.5% and malignant in 9.5% of patients. post-operative margin of lesion wa...

Introduction: In today's world, “It is believed that use of microbial agents and biological toxins are harmful for human health. Food industry is a soft target and potentially vulnerable to deliberate contamination. The manufacturing units of dairy industry are a good example. The purpose of this study was to determine the level of food defense preparedness of dairy production units using FDA F...

The problem of point set registration (PSR) on images obtained using a group unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is addressed in this article. UAVs are given flight plan each, which they execute autonomously. A consists series GPS coordinates and altitudes that indicate where the UAV stops hovers momentarily to capture an image stationary targets ground. PSR algorithm proposed that, any two corresp...

For large-scale high-dimensional positioning scenes, the massive number of grid points brings challenges to multi-target algorithms based on compressed sensing. To cope with challenges, a fast localization method direction arrival is proposed. A sensing model constructed for DOA sequence measured by nodes. Then, two-stage matching pursuit algorithm presented sparse reconstruction, which consist...