Consistency of Outputs of the Selected Motion Acquisition Methods for Human Activity Recognition

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The aim of this paper is to choose the optimal motion sensor for the selected human activity recognition. In the described studies, different human motion measurement methods are used simultaneously such as optoelectronics, video, electromyographic, accelerometric, and pressure sensors. Several analyses of activity recognition were performed: recognition correctness for all activities together, matrices of the recognition errors of the individual activities for all volunteers for the individual sensors, and recognition correctness of all activities for each volunteer and each sensor. The experiments enabled to find a range of interchangeability and to choose the most appropriate sensor for recognition of the selected motion.

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Smoleń, M. (2019). Consistency of Outputs of the Selected Motion Acquisition Methods for Human Activity Recognition. Journal of Healthcare Engineering, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1155/2019/9873430

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