Review Article
A Survey of User Authentication Based on Channel State Information
Table 4
Stillness-based user authentication applications.
| System | Users | Signal/preprocessing | Experimental scene | Purpose/classification | Performance |
| Liu et al. [84] | 12 locations | Amplitude/temporal correlation analysis | A laboratory () and an apartment () | Identity recognition stranger identification/SVM | Attack detection: 92% Authentication accuracy: 98.4% |
| WiPIN [56] | 30 | Amplitude/Butterworth filter | A room () | Identity recognition/SVM | Two people: 100% 30 people: 92% |
| Abyaneh et al. [57] | 11 locations | Amplitude and phase | An apartment, a garage, and the ramp | Identity recognition/LocNet | Apartment: 85.35% Garage: 98.5% |
| BodyPIN [85] | 30 | Amplitude and phase/Butterworth low-pass filter | A room () | Identity recognition/SVM | 30 users: 92% |
| Liu et al. [61] | 20 | Amplitude/EMD-based filter | A university office () | Identity recognition, stranger identification/KNN | 20 people: 93% Random attacks: 92.14% with 5% FP Imitation attacks: 89.24% with 5% FP |
| Wang et al. [86] | 10 | Amplitude/PCA | A laboratory () | Identity recognition/softmax regression | 10 people: 97.5% (respiration) 90.4% (gait) |
| CP-ID [66] | 6 | Phase/PCA | A typical office () | Identity recognition/SVM | From 2 to 5 people: 84% to 65% |
| BioID [68] | 5 | Amplitude/Butterworth low-pass filter, PCA, and DWT | An office | Identity recognition/KNN | 5 people: 90% |
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