Dynamic segmentation of sensor events for real-time human activity recognition in a smart home context

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• who: Houda Najeh and colleagues from the The experiment was conducted on the CASAS dataset [32], specifically Aruba, as introduced by Washington State UniversityThis dataset contains sensor data that was collected in the home of a volunteer adult. The resident in the home was a woman. The woman`s children and grandchildren visited on a regular basis. The following activities are annotated within the dataset. The number in parentheses is the number of times the activity appears in the data. . have published the research work: Dynamic Segmentation of Sensor Events for Real-Time Human Activity Recognition in . . .
  

   

  

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