IRDM: A Generative Diffusion Model for Indoor Radio Map Interpolation

This article proposes a novel methodology for interpolating path-loss radio maps, which are vital for comprehending signal distribution and hence planning indoor wireless networks. The approach employs generative diffusion models and proves to be highly effective in generating accurate radio maps with only a small number of measurements. The experimental outcomes demonstrate an average root-mean-square error of 4.23 dB using only 10 percent of the reference points, highlighting the ability of the generative diffusion model to achieve significant interpolation accuracy in radio map generation.