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Augmenting a Deferred Bayesian Network with a Genetic Algorithm to Correct Missed RFID Readings

Peter Darcy,Bela Stantić,Abdul Sattar-2009-01-01-Griffith Research Online (Griffith University, Queensland, Australia)
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The alluring promise of a system that would effortlessly identify a mass of objects has been the goal of all research towards Radio Frequency Identification. Unfortunately, in reality, several problems such as missed readings hinder RFID from being as globally utilised as it should be. In this investigation, we present a /emph{Deferred Bayesian Network} solution that has obtained its network configuration through means of /emph{Genetic Algorithm} training. From this research, we have found the optimal amount of chromosomes required to ensure the highest possible result. Additionally, we have compared our methodology with that of a static bayesian network from previous research and have discovered that our trained algorithm yields a cleaner data set result.

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The alluring promise of a system that would effortlessly identify a mass of objects has been the goal of all research towards Radio Frequency Identification. Unfortunately, in reality, several problems such as missed readings hinder RFID from being as globally utilised as it should be. In this investigation, we present a /emph{Deferred Bayesian Network} solution that has obtained its network configuration through means of /emph{Genetic Algorithm} training. From this research, we have found the optimal amount of chromosomes required to ensure the highest possible result. Additionally, we have compared our methodology with that of a static bayesian network from previous research and have discovered that our trained algorithm yields a cleaner data set result.

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Bayesian networkComputer scienceGenetic algorithmSet (abstract data type)Identification (biology)AlgorithmRadio-frequency identificationBayesian probability

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