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Markov Dynamic Subsequence Ensemble for Energy-Efficient Activity Recognition
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Ubiquitous mobile computing technology provides opportunities for accurate Activity Recognition (AR). Recently, ensemble models using multiple feature representations based on time series subsequences have demonstrated excellent performance on recognition accuracy. However, these models can significantly increase the energy overhead and shorten battery lifespans of the mobile devices. We formalize a dynamic subsequence selection problem that minimizes the computational cost while persevering a high recognition accuracy. To solve the problem, we propose Markov Dynamic Sub-sequence Ensemble (MDSE), an algorithm for the selection of the subsequences via a Markov Decision Process (MDP), where a policy is learned for choosing the best subsequence given the state of prediction. Regarding MDSE, we derive an upper bound of the expected ensemble size, so that the energy consumption caused by the computations of the proposed method is guaranteed. Extensive experiments are conducted on 6 real AR datasets to evaluate the effectiveness of MDSE. Compared to the state-of-the-art methods, MDSE reduces 70.8% computational cost which is 3.42 times more energy efficient, and achieves a comparably high accuracy.
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Activity Recognition
Energy Efficiency
Markov Decision Process
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