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New Sensor Data Structuring for Deeper Feature Extraction in Human Activity Recognition
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For the effective application of thriving human-assistive technologies in healthcare services and human-robot collaborative tasks, computing devices must be aware of human movements. Developing a reliable real-time activity recognition method for the continuous and smooth operation of such smart devices is imperative. To achieve this, light and intelligent methods that use ubiquitous sensors are pivotal. In this study, with the correlation of time series data in mind, a new method of data structuring for deeper feature extraction is introduced herein. The activity data were collected using a smartphone with the help of an exclusively developed iOS application. Data from eight activities were shaped into single and double-channels to extract deep temporal and spatial features of the signals. In addition to the time domain, raw data were represented via the Fourier and wavelet domains. Among the several neural network models used to fit the deep-learning classification of the activities, a convolutional neural network with a double-channeled time-domain input performed well. This method was further evaluated using other public datasets, and better performance was obtained. The practicability of the trained model was finally tested on a computer and a smartphone in real-time, where it demonstrated promising results.
Keywords:
human activity recognition
inertial measurement unit sensors
deep learning
convolutional neural network
input adaptation
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