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Date of this Version
1-18-2021
Document Type
Article
Abstract
Healthcare benefits related to continuous monitoring of human movement and physical activity can potentially reduce the risk of accidents associated with elderly living alone at home. Based on the literature review, it is found that many studies focus on human activity recognition and are still active towards achieving practical solutions to support the elderly care system. The proposed system has introduced a joint approach of machine learning and signal processing technology for the recognition of human's physical movements using signal data generated by accelerometer sensors. The framework adopts the concept of DSP to select very descriptive feature sets and uses ML-based supervised learning techniques for effective classification. The simulation result demonstrates the efficiency of the proposed system regarding the prediction of human movement based on sensor signals.
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