Analysis of Chewing Sounds for Dietary Monitoring

Analysis of Chewing Sounds for Dietary Monitoring
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10.1007/11551201_4
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2005-09
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O. Amft;M. Stäger;P. Lukowicz;G. Tröster
O. Amft;M. Stäger;P. Lukowicz;G. Tröster
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O. Amft;M. Stäger;P. Lukowicz;G. Tröster

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