Probing sensor limitations in aircraft behavior recognition using advanced KNN in comparison with random forest
Abstract
This study analyses the RNN and LSTM algorithms to improve the accuracy of machine learning techniques for probing the constraints of the sensors. The primary objective is to identify the probing sensor algorithm in aircraft that has the highest accuracy. Materials and procedures: The study uses the rich sensor data found in the probing sensor limitations on aircraft dataset, which is sourced from the National Centres for Environmental Information. The paper performs a detailed analysis to uncover sensor limitations by utilizing both RNN and LSTM algorithms. Results: After some research, it was found that both the RNN and LSTM algorithms showed effectiveness in explaining sensor limits when given the proper constraints. However, the LSTM algorithm’s total accuracy of 87.92% was noticeably greater than the RNN algorithm’s accuracy of 80.01%. The study concludes that when it comes to Probing the sensor limitations, the LSTM algorithm performs better than the RNN method. It’s crucial to remember that an algorithm’s performance is dependent on the particular task and dataset. To find the best strategy for a given job and dataset, it is therefore essential to carefully assess and contrast several methods.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems
Aerospace and Aviation Technology
Inertial Sensor and Navigation
Publication details
- Journal / source
- AIP conference proceedings
- Volume
- 3393
- Pages
- 020026–020026
- Publication date
- 1 January 2026
- Language
- EN