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Hi Oscar,
Thanks for your detailed explanations. According to your feedback, can I understand your thoughts in this way?
1.
You want to define that
in some cases, there is no need to give the initiator the sensing results, which is different from the current SFD. For example, in the distributed portion, the receiver does not need to feed back their results.
2.
What about this case: The AP is the initiator, and the receiver STAs do the locally reporting and calculation. Then those STAs can get some sensing results locally (such
as whether there is a motion in the room). If these detection results are fed back to the AP through applications or MAC/PHY later, can we call this an example of the Combo 3 you listed below?
3.
You want to support all these three cases you listed here (local, nonlocal, and hybrid). Thanks. Best regards, Mengshi Hu 发件人: Oscar Au <oscar.au@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Dear Mengshi, Thank you for your question. My answers are inline. On Mon, Dec 6, 2021 at 6:52 PM humengshi <0000179fd8c5ace5-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Good question. We can roughly divide a WLAN sensing task (e.g. motion detection) into a
distributed portion (e.g. motion detection for one of the rooms in a house) and a
centralized portion (e.g. motion detection for the whole house). - The distributed portion uses multiple STAs to (a) generate CSI (i.e. sensing measurement results) locally, and (b) use the locally-generated CSI to perform local (or distributed) WLAN sensing computing. There
may be one STA (e.g. smart speaker, TV, refrigerator, lamp, camera, etc) in each room in the house. - The centralized portion (a) concentrates all CSI from the multiple STAs (transmitted over the air) at one STA (sensing initiator), and (b) uses the global CSI (i.e. all the CSI) to perform global
(or centralized) WLAN sensing computing. The initiator may be an AP or a hub in the house. What I mean in the second example of Slide 7 of 1909 is that no transmission of measurement results over the air is needed for
the distributed portion of WLAN sensing. - Of course, based on our current SFD, the CSI will be reported back to the AP (the initiator), and that would imply te transmission of CSI over the air ("Nonlocal Reporting") - for the
centralized portion of WLAN sensing. - In 1909, I was describing several combinations (or "methods") of Nonlocal Reporting (reporting based on SFD) and Local Reporting. - Combo 1 is Nonlocal Reporting only. In this case, the CSI are sent to AP for the centralized portion. The distributed portion is not supported. - Combo 2 is Local Reporting only. In this case, the CSI are locally generated/reported for the distributed portion. Centralized portion is not supported. - Combo 3 is both Local and Nonlocal Reporting. Both distributed and centralized portions can be supported. I hope these clarify the situations. Thanks, Oscar
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