Towards generic human activity recognition for ubiquitous applications
Towards generic human activity recognition for ubiquitous applications
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实现普遍应用的通用人类活动识别
DOI:
10.1007/s12652-012-0133-z
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发表时间:
2012
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通讯作者:
Andreu J
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作者:
Andreu J
Ubiquitous computing presents nowadays a new paradigm of computation where computers are embedded into the everyday environment. The vanishing of computers in the environment can be obtained through sophisticated and miniaturized devices such as wearable sensors, unobtrusive sensor networks and computer vision technologies. Nowadays, thanks to the low cost, small size and high computational power of these devices, pervasive sensors are able to interact autonomously with humans as a part of their day-to-day. One of the most fundamental areas of research that builds on top of Ubiquitous Applications is the making of human-centric intelligent spaces. As a difference with other intelligent spaces, they focus on creating a context-sensitive computing with respect to humans. That is to say, this intelligence provides inference mechanisms regarding humans’ conditions, feelings, actions or activities. This inference is noteworthy in order to improve the ubiquitous interaction between humans and electronic devices which surround them. Hence, the overall success rate of these systems strongly depends on the inference from the context. In other words, ubiquitous devices should be context-aware.This special issue is focused on one of the most important inference or context-aware systems in Ubiquitous applications (among other such as location, natural language processing, emotional computing, etc.) that is Human Activity Recognition (HAR). In this human activity awareness it is possible to distinguish between different