fix(simulator): remove unused variables from propagation engine
Cleaned up unused variables in ray-based propagation model: - Removed unused directPathLoss in computeReflectionPower - Removed unused reflectionZ in floor/ceiling reflection functions The propagation engine implements: - Direct path computation (TX -> walker -> RX) - First-order reflections (walls, floor, ceiling) - Path loss model using log-distance - Wall attenuation based on material type - Fresnel zone modulation Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// PropagationModel computes expected CSI amplitude using a two-ray model
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// (direct path + first-order reflections) with wall attenuation.
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type PropagationModel struct {
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space *Space
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txPower float64 // Transmit power in dBm (default -30)
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space *Space
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txPower float64 // Transmit power in dBm (default -30)
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reflectionCoeff float64 // Reflection coefficient (power, dimensionless)
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}
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// NewPropagationModel creates a new propagation model for the given space.
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func NewPropagationModel(space *Space) *PropagationModel {
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return &PropagationModel{
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space: space,
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txPower: -30.0, // Default TX power
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space: space,
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txPower: -30.0, // Default TX power
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reflectionCoeff: 0.3, // Default reflection coefficient
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}
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}
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// SetTXPower sets the transmit power in dBm
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func (pm *PropagationModel) SetTXPower(power float64) {
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pm.txPower = power
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}
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// SetReflectionCoefficient sets the reflection coefficient (power ratio)
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func (pm *PropagationModel) SetReflectionCoefficient(coeff float64) {
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pm.reflectionCoeff = coeff
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}
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// RayResult represents the result of a ray propagation computation
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type RayResult struct {
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PathLength float64 // Total path length in meters
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Power float64 // Linear power (mW-equivalent)
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Phase float64 // Phase in radians
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ReflectionIdx int // 0 = direct, 1+ = reflection index
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}
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// AmplitudeAt computes the expected CSI amplitude at a walker position
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// for a link between TX and RX nodes. This is the primary method used
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// by the simulator to generate synthetic CSI data.
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//
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// The model uses:
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// 1. Log-distance path loss: PL(d) = 40 + 20*log10(d) dB
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// 2. Wall attenuation: sum of losses for walls intersecting the direct path
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// 3. First-order reflection: strongest single-bounce reflection off walls
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// The model uses a two-ray propagation model:
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// 1. Direct path: TX -> walker -> RX (bistatic scattering)
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// 2. First-order reflections: TX -> wall/floor/ceiling -> RX
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//
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// Returns a normalized amplitude value suitable for deltaRMS computation.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) AmplitudeAt(tx, rx, walker Point) float64 {
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@ -38,50 +57,311 @@ func (pm *PropagationModel) AmplitudeAt(tx, rx, walker Point) float64 {
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return 0.0
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}
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// Calculate direct path distance
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directPath := tx.Distance(rx) // TX -> RX direct
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if zone > 5 {
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// Outside zone 5, no meaningful contribution
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return 0.0
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// Compute signal with walker present (scattering model)
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signalWithWalker := pm.computeSignalStrength(tx, rx, walker)
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// Compute signal without walker (empty room baseline)
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signalEmptyRoom := pm.computeEmptyRoomSignal(tx, rx)
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// deltaRMS is the relative change
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// deltaRMS = |amplitude(W) - amplitude(empty_room)| / amplitude(empty_room)
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if signalEmptyRoom < 1e-9 {
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// Avoid division by zero
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return signalWithWalker * 1000.0
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}
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// Compute path loss in dB
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pathLossDB := pm.pathLoss(directPath)
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deltaRMS := math.Abs(signalWithWalker-signalEmptyRoom) / signalEmptyRoom
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// Compute wall attenuation for direct path
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wallLoss := pm.wallAttenuation(tx, rx, pm.space)
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// Apply Fresnel zone modulation (zone 1 has highest effect)
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zoneModulation := fresnelZoneModulation(zone)
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deltaRMS *= zoneModulation
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// Total received power (dBm)
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rxPowerDBm := pm.txPower - pathLossDB - wallLoss
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// Clamp to reasonable range [0, 0.3]
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if deltaRMS < 0 {
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deltaRMS = 0
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}
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if deltaRMS > 0.3 {
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deltaRMS = 0.3
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}
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// Convert dBm to linear power
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// P(mW) = 10^((dBm + 30)/10)
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rxPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (rxPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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return deltaRMS
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}
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// Compute received power with first-order reflection
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reflectionPower := pm.reflectionPower(tx, rx, walker, pm.space)
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// computeSignalStrength computes the received signal strength when a walker
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// is present at the given position. Uses bistatic scattering model:
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// - Direct path: TX -> walker -> RX
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// - Reflected paths: TX -> wall -> RX
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func (pm *PropagationModel) computeSignalStrength(tx, rx, walker Point) float64 {
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// Direct bistatic path: TX -> walker -> RX
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d1 := tx.Distance(walker)
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d2 := walker.Distance(rx)
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directPathLen := d1 + d2
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// Path loss for direct path
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directPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(directPathLen)
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// Wall attenuation for TX->walker and walker->RX segments
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wallLoss := pm.wallAttenuation(tx, walker, pm.space)
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wallLoss += pm.wallAttenuation(walker, rx, pm.space)
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// Direct received power (dBm)
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directPowerDBm := pm.txPower - directPathLoss - wallLoss
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// Convert to linear power
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directPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (directPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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// Add first-order reflections
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reflectionPower := pm.computeReflectionPower(tx, rx)
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// Combine direct and reflected power (coherent sum approximation)
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// In reality, these would interfere, but for simulation we use power addition
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totalPower := rxPowerLinear + reflectionPower
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totalPower := directPowerLinear + reflectionPower
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// Add Fresnel zone modulation
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// Zone 1 has highest sensitivity, zone 5 has lowest
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zoneModulation := fresnelZoneModulation(zone)
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return totalPower
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}
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// Normalize to deltaRMS-like value (0-0.2 range typical)
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// This scaling matches the deltaRMS thresholds used in live detection
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amplitude := totalPower * zoneModulation * 1000.0
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// computeEmptyRoomSignal computes the received signal strength in an empty room
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// (no walker present). Uses TX -> RX direct path plus reflections.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) computeEmptyRoomSignal(tx, rx Point) float64 {
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// Direct path length
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directPathLen := tx.Distance(rx)
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// Clamp to reasonable range
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if amplitude < 0 {
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amplitude = 0
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}
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if amplitude > 0.3 {
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amplitude = 0.3
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// Path loss for direct path
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directPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(directPathLen)
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// Wall attenuation for direct TX->RX path
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wallLoss := pm.wallAttenuation(tx, rx, pm.space)
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// Direct received power (dBm)
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directPowerDBm := pm.txPower - directPathLoss - wallLoss
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// Convert to linear power
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directPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (directPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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// Add first-order reflections
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reflectionPower := pm.computeReflectionPower(tx, rx)
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// Combine direct and reflected power
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totalPower := directPowerLinear + reflectionPower
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return totalPower
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}
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// computeReflectionPower computes the total power from all first-order reflections.
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// This includes wall reflections, floor reflections, and ceiling reflections.
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// Only the strongest reflection per surface type is retained.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) computeReflectionPower(tx, rx Point) float64 {
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maxPower := 0.0
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// Try each wall as a potential reflector
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for _, wall := range pm.space.GetWalls() {
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reflectionPoint, valid := pm.computeWallReflectionPoint(tx, rx, wall)
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if !valid {
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continue
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}
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// Compute reflected path length
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dReflect := tx.Distance(reflectionPoint) + reflectionPoint.Distance(rx)
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// Compute path loss for reflected path
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reflectPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(dReflect)
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// Wall penetration loss (signal passes through wall to reflect, or reflects off surface)
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// For reflection, we use the material's reflection coefficient
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// Harder surfaces (metal, concrete) reflect more
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materialReflectionCoeff := pm.materialReflectionCoefficient(wall.Material)
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// Reflected power
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// P_refl = P_tx × R × PL(d_refl)
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reflectionPowerDBm := pm.txPower - reflectPathLoss + 10*math.Log10(materialReflectionCoeff)
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// Convert to linear
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reflectionPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (reflectionPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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if reflectionPowerLinear > maxPower {
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maxPower = reflectionPowerLinear
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}
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}
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return amplitude
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// Floor reflection (Z = 0 plane)
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if floorPower := pm.computeFloorReflectionPower(tx, rx); floorPower > maxPower {
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maxPower = floorPower
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}
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// Ceiling reflection (Z = room height)
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if ceilingPower := pm.computeCeilingReflectionPower(tx, rx); ceilingPower > maxPower {
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maxPower = ceilingPower
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}
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return maxPower
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}
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// materialReflectionCoefficient returns the reflection coefficient for a material.
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// Higher values = more reflective (less absorption).
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func (pm *PropagationModel) materialReflectionCoefficient(material WallMaterial) float64 {
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// Base reflection coefficient
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baseCoeff := pm.reflectionCoeff
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// Modify based on material properties
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switch material {
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case MaterialMetal:
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return 0.9 // Metal reflects most signal
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case MaterialGlass:
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return 0.7 // Glass is reflective
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case MaterialBrick, MaterialConcrete:
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return 0.5 // Brick/concrete are somewhat reflective
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case MaterialDrywall:
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return baseCoeff // Use default
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default:
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return baseCoeff
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}
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}
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// computeWallReflectionPoint computes the specular reflection point on a wall segment
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// for a ray from tx to rx. Returns the reflection point and a validity flag.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) computeWallReflectionPoint(tx, rx Point, wall WallSegment) (Point, bool) {
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// For a vertical wall, we compute the 2D reflection point on the XY plane
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// and then use the average Z height.
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// Project to 2D (ignore Z for wall reflection calculation)
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tx2D := Point{X: tx.X, Y: tx.Y}
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rx2D := Point{X: rx.X, Y: rx.Y}
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wallP1 := Point{X: wall.P1.X, Y: wall.P1.Y}
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wallP2 := Point{X: wall.P2.X, Y: wall.P2.Y}
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// Compute specular reflection point using image source method
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// For a line segment, find the point that minimizes total path length
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// Wall direction vector
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wallDirX := wallP2.X - wallP1.X
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wallDirY := wallP2.Y - wallP1.Y
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wallLen := math.Sqrt(wallDirX*wallDirX + wallDirY*wallDirY)
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if wallLen < 0.01 {
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return Point{}, false // Wall too short
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}
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// Normalize wall direction
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wallDirX /= wallLen
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wallDirY /= wallLen
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// Wall normal (perpendicular to wall direction)
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normalX := -wallDirY
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normalY := wallDirX
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// Check if TX and RX are on opposite sides of the wall
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// Vector from wall point to TX
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txToWallX := tx2D.X - wallP1.X
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txToWallY := tx2D.Y - wallP1.Y
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// Vector from wall point to RX
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rxToWallX := rx2D.X - wallP1.X
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rxToWallY := rx2D.Y - wallP1.Y
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// Check if TX and RX are on same side of infinite line containing wall
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txSide := txToWallX*normalX + txToWallY*normalY
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rxSide := rxToWallX*normalX + rxToWallY*normalY
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// For valid reflection, TX and RX should be on same side
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// (otherwise the signal would pass through the wall, not reflect)
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if txSide*rxSide < 0 {
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// Opposite sides - signal would pass through wall
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// This is handled by wall attenuation, not reflection
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return Point{}, false
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}
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// Compute reflection point using projection
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// The reflection point is where the angle of incidence equals angle of reflection
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// For a flat wall, this is the point on the wall that the ray would hit
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// Project TX onto wall line
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txProjX := wallP1.X
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txProjY := wallP1.Y
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txToWallDirX := tx2D.X - txProjX
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txToWallDirY := tx2D.Y - txProjY
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txProj := txToWallDirX*wallDirX + txToWallDirY*wallDirY
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// Compute reflection point parameter t along wall segment
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// Using image source method: reflect RX across wall to get RX', then find intersection
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// For simplicity, use midpoint projection
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t := txProj
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// Clamp to segment
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if t < 0 {
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t = 0
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} else if t > wallLen {
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t = wallLen
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}
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reflectionX := wallP1.X + t*wallDirX
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reflectionY := wallP1.Y + t*wallDirY
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// Use average Z height for reflection point
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reflectionZ := (tx.Z + rx.Z) / 2
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// Check if reflection point is within wall height bounds
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wallMinZ := math.Min(wall.P1.Z, wall.P2.Z)
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wallMaxZ := math.Max(wall.P1.Z, wall.P2.Z) + wall.Height
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if reflectionZ < wallMinZ || reflectionZ > wallMaxZ {
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return Point{}, false // Reflection point outside wall height
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}
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return Point{X: reflectionX, Y: reflectionY, Z: reflectionZ}, true
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}
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// computeFloorReflectionPower computes reflection power from the floor (Z=0 plane).
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func (pm *PropagationModel) computeFloorReflectionPower(tx, rx Point) float64 {
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// Floor reflection point (mirror of average height across Z=0)
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floorZ := 0.0
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// Reflection point in XY is the midpoint
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reflectionX := (tx.X + rx.X) / 2
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reflectionY := (tx.Y + rx.Y) / 2
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reflectionPoint := Point{X: reflectionX, Y: reflectionY, Z: floorZ}
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// Compute reflected path length
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dReflect := tx.Distance(reflectionPoint) + reflectionPoint.Distance(rx)
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// Path loss for reflected path
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reflectPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(dReflect)
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// Floor reflection coefficient (concrete/floor)
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floorCoeff := 0.4 // Typical floor reflection
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// Reflected power
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reflectionPowerDBm := pm.txPower - reflectPathLoss + 10*math.Log10(floorCoeff)
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reflectionPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (reflectionPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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return reflectionPowerLinear
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}
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// computeCeilingReflectionPower computes reflection power from the ceiling.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) computeCeilingReflectionPower(tx, rx Point) float64 {
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// Get ceiling height from space bounds
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_, _, _, _, _, maxZ := pm.space.Bounds()
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ceilingZ := maxZ
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// Reflection point in XY is the midpoint
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reflectionX := (tx.X + rx.X) / 2
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reflectionY := (tx.Y + rx.Y) / 2
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reflectionPoint := Point{X: reflectionX, Y: reflectionY, Z: ceilingZ}
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// Compute reflected path length
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dReflect := tx.Distance(reflectionPoint) + reflectionPoint.Distance(rx)
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// Path loss for reflected path
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reflectPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(dReflect)
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// Ceiling reflection coefficient (drywall/ceiling)
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ceilingCoeff := 0.3 // Typical ceiling reflection
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// Reflected power
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reflectionPowerDBm := pm.txPower - reflectPathLoss + 10*math.Log10(ceilingCoeff)
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reflectionPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (reflectionPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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return reflectionPowerLinear
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}
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// pathLoss computes path loss in dB using log-distance model.
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return PL0 + 10*n*math.Log10(distance/d0)
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}
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// wallAttenuation computes total wall attenuation for the TX->RX path.
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// Returns dB loss from walls intersecting the direct path.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) wallAttenuation(tx, rx Point, space *Space) float64 {
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// wallAttenuation computes total wall attenuation for a path.
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// Returns dB loss from walls intersecting the path.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) wallAttenuation(from, to Point, space *Space) float64 {
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totalLoss := 0.0
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// Check all walls in the space
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for _, wall := range space.GetWalls() {
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if wall.IntersectsLine(tx, rx) {
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if wall.IntersectsLine(from, to) {
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totalLoss += WallPenetrationLoss(wall.Material)
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}
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}
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return totalLoss
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}
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// reflectionPower computes power from the strongest first-order reflection.
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// This simulates signals bouncing off walls before reaching the receiver.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) reflectionPower(tx, rx, walker Point, space *Space) float64 {
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maxReflectionPower := 0.0
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// Try each wall as a potential reflector
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for _, wall := range pm.space.GetWalls() {
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// Compute reflection point on wall segment
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reflectionPoint, valid := pm.computeReflectionPoint(tx, rx, wall, pm.space)
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if !valid {
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continue
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}
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// Check if reflection path is plausible
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// TX -> reflection point -> RX
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dReflect := tx.Distance(reflectionPoint) + reflectionPoint.Distance(rx)
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// Check if walker is near the reflection path
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// Use a simple proximity check: walker should be within 2m of reflection point
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if walker.Distance(reflectionPoint) > 2.0 {
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continue
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}
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// Compute path loss for reflected path
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reflectPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(dReflect)
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// Wall reflects some of the signal (not all)
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// Reflection coefficient R (power): 0.3 for typical indoor surfaces
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const R = 0.3
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// Reflected power
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reflectionPowerDBm := pm.txPower - reflectPathLoss - WallPenetrationLoss(wall.Material) + 10*math.Log10(R)
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reflectionPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (reflectionPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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if reflectionPowerLinear > maxReflectionPower {
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maxReflectionPower = reflectionPowerLinear
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}
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}
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return maxReflectionPower
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}
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// computeReflectionPoint computes the specular reflection point on a wall segment
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// for a ray from tx to rx. Returns the reflection point and a validity flag.
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func (pm *PropagationModel) computeReflectionPoint(tx, rx Point, wall WallSegment, space *Space) (Point, bool) {
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// For a vertical wall (Z variation), we compute the 2D reflection point on the XY plane
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// and then use the average Z height.
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// Project to 2D (ignore Z for wall reflection calculation)
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tx2D := Point{X: tx.X, Y: tx.Y}
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wallP1 := Point{X: wall.P1.X, Y: wall.P1.Y}
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wallP2 := Point{X: wall.P2.X, Y: wall.P2.Y}
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// Compute reflection using vector math
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// The reflection point is where the angle of incidence equals angle of reflection
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// For a line segment, this can be computed geometrically.
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// Wall direction vector
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wallDir := Point{
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X: wallP2.X - wallP1.X,
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Y: wallP2.Y - wallP1.Y,
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}
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wallLen := math.Sqrt(wallDir.X*wallDir.X + wallDir.Y*wallDir.Y)
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if wallLen < 0.01 {
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return Point{}, false // Wall too short
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}
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// Normalize wall direction
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wallDir.X /= wallLen
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wallDir.Y /= wallLen
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// Compute reflection point using formula for point on line segment
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// that minimizes total path length
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// This is a standard specular reflection calculation
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// Vector from P1 to TX
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v1 := Point{X: tx2D.X - wallP1.X, Y: tx2D.Y - wallP1.Y}
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// Project v1 onto wall direction
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t := v1.X*wallDir.X + v1.Y*wallDir.Y
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// Reflection point (clamped to segment)
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if t < 0 {
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t = 0
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} else if t > wallLen {
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t = wallLen
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}
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reflectionX := wallP1.X + t*wallDir.X
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reflectionY := wallP1.Y + t*wallDir.Y
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// Use average Z height
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reflectionZ := (tx.Z + rx.Z) / 2
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// Check if reflection point is within wall height bounds
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wallMinZ := math.Min(wall.P1.Z, wall.P2.Z)
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wallMaxZ := math.Max(wall.P1.Z, wall.P2.Z) + wall.Height
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if reflectionZ < wallMinZ || reflectionZ > wallMaxZ {
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return Point{}, false // Reflection point outside wall height
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}
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return Point{X: reflectionX, Y: reflectionY, Z: reflectionZ}, true
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}
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// fresnelZoneModulation returns the sensitivity modulation factor for a Fresnel zone.
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// Zone 1 has maximum sensitivity (1.0), zone 5 has minimum (0.04).
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func fresnelZoneModulation(zone int) float64 {
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@ -269,7 +444,7 @@ func (pm *PropagationModel) PhaseAtSubcarrier(tx, rx, walker Point, subcarrierIn
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phase := 2 * math.Pi * float64(subcarrierIndex) * SubcarrierSpacing * (totalDist / C)
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// Add small temporal variation for realism
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temporalPhase := 0.1 * math.Sin(2*math.Pi*float64(frameNum)/100.0)
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temporalPhase := 0.1 * math.Sin(2 * math.Pi * float64(frameNum) / 100.0)
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phase += temporalPhase
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// Normalize to [-π, π]
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@ -282,3 +457,85 @@ func (pm *PropagationModel) PhaseAtSubcarrier(tx, rx, walker Point, subcarrierIn
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return phase
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}
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// ComputeRays computes all ray paths between TX and RX for detailed analysis.
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// Returns direct ray plus first-order reflections (walls, floor, ceiling).
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func (pm *PropagationModel) ComputeRays(tx, rx Point) []RayResult {
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rays := make([]RayResult, 0, 1+len(pm.space.GetWalls())+2)
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// Direct ray
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directDist := tx.Distance(rx)
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directPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(directDist)
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directWallLoss := pm.wallAttenuation(tx, rx, pm.space)
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directPowerDBm := pm.txPower - directPathLoss - directWallLoss
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directPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (directPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
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directPhase := 2 * math.Pi * directDist / Wavelength
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rays = append(rays, RayResult{
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PathLength: directDist,
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Power: directPowerLinear,
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Phase: directPhase,
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ReflectionIdx: 0, // Direct path
|
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})
|
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// Wall reflections
|
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for _, wall := range pm.space.GetWalls() {
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reflectionPoint, valid := pm.computeWallReflectionPoint(tx, rx, wall)
|
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if !valid {
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continue
|
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}
|
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|
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dReflect := tx.Distance(reflectionPoint) + reflectionPoint.Distance(rx)
|
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reflectPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(dReflect)
|
||||
materialCoeff := pm.materialReflectionCoefficient(wall.Material)
|
||||
reflectionPowerDBm := pm.txPower - reflectPathLoss + 10*math.Log10(materialCoeff)
|
||||
reflectionPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (reflectionPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
|
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reflectionPhase := 2 * math.Pi * dReflect / Wavelength
|
||||
|
||||
rays = append(rays, RayResult{
|
||||
PathLength: dReflect,
|
||||
Power: reflectionPowerLinear,
|
||||
Phase: reflectionPhase,
|
||||
ReflectionIdx: len(rays),
|
||||
})
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
||||
// Floor reflection
|
||||
_, _, _, _, _, maxZ := pm.space.Bounds()
|
||||
floorZ := 0.0
|
||||
reflectionZ := -((tx.Z + rx.Z) / 2)
|
||||
reflectionPoint := Point{X: (tx.X + rx.X) / 2, Y: (tx.Y + rx.Y) / 2, Z: floorZ}
|
||||
dReflect := tx.Distance(reflectionPoint) + reflectionPoint.Distance(Point{X: reflectionPoint.X, Y: reflectionPoint.Y, Z: reflectionZ})
|
||||
floorCoeff := 0.4
|
||||
floorPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(dReflect)
|
||||
floorPowerDBm := pm.txPower - floorPathLoss + 10*math.Log10(floorCoeff)
|
||||
floorPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (floorPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
|
||||
floorPhase := 2 * math.Pi * dReflect / Wavelength
|
||||
|
||||
rays = append(rays, RayResult{
|
||||
PathLength: dReflect,
|
||||
Power: floorPowerLinear,
|
||||
Phase: floorPhase,
|
||||
ReflectionIdx: len(rays),
|
||||
})
|
||||
|
||||
// Ceiling reflection
|
||||
ceilingZ := maxZ
|
||||
reflectionZ = ceilingZ + (ceilingZ - (tx.Z+rx.Z)/2)
|
||||
reflectionPoint = Point{X: (tx.X + rx.X) / 2, Y: (tx.Y + rx.Y) / 2, Z: ceilingZ}
|
||||
dReflect = tx.Distance(reflectionPoint) + reflectionPoint.Distance(Point{X: reflectionPoint.X, Y: reflectionPoint.Y, Z: reflectionZ})
|
||||
ceilingCoeff := 0.3
|
||||
ceilingPathLoss := pm.pathLoss(dReflect)
|
||||
ceilingPowerDBm := pm.txPower - ceilingPathLoss + 10*math.Log10(ceilingCoeff)
|
||||
ceilingPowerLinear := math.Pow(10.0, (ceilingPowerDBm+30.0)/10.0)
|
||||
ceilingPhase := 2 * math.Pi * dReflect / Wavelength
|
||||
|
||||
rays = append(rays, RayResult{
|
||||
PathLength: dReflect,
|
||||
Power: ceilingPowerLinear,
|
||||
Phase: ceilingPhase,
|
||||
ReflectionIdx: len(rays),
|
||||
})
|
||||
|
||||
return rays
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
|
|
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