Ubiquitous but non invasive evaluation of the activity of a person from a unique index built on the electrical activities on the residential power line

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In the context of ubiquitous computing, there is a particular interest in objectivizing the level of activity of elderly persons living independently in their own home. Whereas many existing monitoring systems are very intrusive and/or require a large number of sensors, an indirect approach based on the monitoring of the electrical appliances activities in home seems very attractive. We evaluated this approach and built a unique activity indicator which integrates all the activity of the person. This was experimented during 6 months within 12 flats occupied by single elderly persons. © 2010 IEEE.

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Noury, N., Quach, K. A., Berenguer, M., Teyssier, H., Bouzid, M. J., Goldstein, L., & Giordani, M. (2010). Ubiquitous but non invasive evaluation of the activity of a person from a unique index built on the electrical activities on the residential power line. In 12th IEEE International Conference on e-Health Networking, Application and Services, Healthcom 2010. https://doi.org/10.1109/HEALTH.2010.5556570

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