BachelorThesis/BachelorThesis/Software/PyPrecisionGUI/localization.py

import numpy as np
import os


class Localization:
    def __init__(self):
        self.scale_factor = 0.003
        self.k_nearest = 15
        #self.table = np.load('fingerprinting_tables/Julian_1cm_precision_corrected_antenas.npy')    # corrected table made by Ihm (No ferrite)
        #self.table = np.load('fingerprinting_tables/SmallManualFingerprint_Ferrite.npy') # manual fingerprinting table (Ferrite) [A bit off]
        #self.table = np.load('fingerprinting_tables/Julian_BThesis_table2_switchedAnt5&6 and 7&8.npy')    # Switched Ant5<->6 and 7<->8 in Excel (No Ferrite) [Does not work!]
        self.table = np.load('fingerprinting_tables/Julian_THIS_ONE_IS_IT.npy') # 2cm precision this definetly worked for (No ferrite)
        self.data = np.load('recorded_data/current_recording.npy')

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    def localize(self, fv, exclude_frames=False):
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    def localize(self, fv):
>>>>>>> parent of f2b8eb4 (Script that can analyze (Horizontal+Diagonal, Center, Off_center) quickly)
        """ Input:  - fv [type = numpy array (mb list) [15, 1]]:
                        A feature vector contains the antenna voltages of one sample in following order:
                        frame1, frame2, ... frame 8, main1, main2, ... main8
                    - scale_factor [type = float]:
                        This is multiplied with the fv to adjust the difference in constants between the real world
                        and the measurements. Things like resistance, coil windings, amplification factors
                    - k_nearest [type = int]:
                        This tells the localization method k-nearest how many neighbours it should take into account
                        to average the position in the end

            Output: - position [type = np.array[3]]:
                        The estimated position of the object in this sample x,y,z
        """

        feature_vector = fv * self.scale_factor

        # table_copy = self.table     # make a copy of the fingerprinting table
        # table_copy[:, 17:25] = 0    # set all mains in the copy to 0
        #
        # max_idx = np.argmax(abs(fv[:8]))    # find highest Frame
        #
        # table_copy[:, max_idx+9] = 0        # set the row of highest Frame in fingerprinting to 0
        #
        # print("fv =", fv)
        # print("max_idx=", max_idx)
        # print("tablecopy= ", table_copy[0, :])




        repeated_feature_vector = np.square(self.table[:, 9:] - feature_vector)   # Before changing anything on this function
        #repeated_feature_vector = np.square(table_copy[:, 9:] - feature_vector)

        euclidean_distances = np.sum(repeated_feature_vector, 1)
        order = np.argsort(euclidean_distances)

        minDist = np.sqrt(euclidean_distances[order[0]])
        maxDist = np.sqrt(euclidean_distances[order[self.k_nearest - 1]])
        dsum = 0.0
        position = np.array([0.0, 0.0, 0.0])
        for idx in order[:self.k_nearest]:
            d = (maxDist - np.sqrt(euclidean_distances[idx])) / (maxDist - minDist)
            dsum += d

            position += self.table[idx][:3] * d
        position /= dsum
        #print(position)
        return position*1000    # conversion from metre to mm

    def localize_all_samples(self, input_path, output_path):
        # Load data
        data = np.load('recorded_data/' + input_path + ".npy")
        # Just User Feedback
        print("Start calculating positions from: recorded_data/" + input_path + ".npy")
        print("With: scale_factor=", self.scale_factor, ", k_nearest=", self.k_nearest, ", every 10th sample")

        data = data[::10, :]  # taking only every 10th sample

        positions = np.empty((np.shape(data)[0], 3), dtype=np.float)
        #Normal Localization
        positions = np.empty((np.shape(data)[0], 3), dtype=np.float)
        for i in range(np.shape(data)[0]):
            fv = data[i, 3:]
            positions[i, :] = self.localize(fv)
            #print("loc progress=", i)
        # Save result
        np.save('calculated_positions/' + output_path, positions)
        print("Saved result in: calculated_positions/" + output_path + ".npy")

    def localize_all_samples_direct(self, data, output_path):
        """ same as localize all samples, but takes input_data directly and doesnt load it"""
        # Just User Feedback
        # print("Start calculating positions from data with shape:", np.shape(data))
        # print("With: scale_factor=", self.scale_factor, ", k_nearest=", self.k_nearest, ", every 10th sample")

        #data = data[::10, :]  # taking only every 10th sample

        positions = np.empty((np.shape(data)[0], 3), dtype=np.float)
        #Normal Localization
        positions = np.empty((np.shape(data)[0], 3), dtype=np.float)
        for i in range(np.shape(data)[0]):
            fv = data[i, 3:]
            #print("fv=", fv)
            positions[i, :] = self.localize(fv)
            #print("loc progress=", i)
        # Save result
        np.save('calculated_positions/' + output_path, positions)
        #print("Saved result in: calculated_positions/" + output_path + ".npy")
        return positions

    def localize_averaged_samples(self, input_path, output_path):

        # Load data
        data = np.load('recorded_data/' + input_path + ".npy")
        # Just User Feedback
        print("Start calculating positions from: recorded_data/" + input_path + ".npy")
        print("With: scale_factor=", self.scale_factor, ", k_nearest=", self.k_nearest)

        # Average the recorded samples before localization
        positions = np.empty((np.shape(data)[0], 3), dtype=np.float)
        mean_data = np.zeros(np.shape(data))
        mean_data[:, :] = np.mean(data, axis=0)     # average all recorded samples

        fv = mean_data[0, 3:]   # as now all of mean_data is the same in every entry, just take any entry (at pos 0)
        positions = self.localize(fv)   # we get a single position out
        print("Averaged position: x=", positions[0], ", y=", positions[1], ", z=", positions[2])
        # Save result
        np.save('calculated_positions/'+output_path, positions)
        print("Saved result in: calculated_positions/"+output_path+".npy")