Real-time Context-Aware Multimodal Network for Activity and Activity-Stage Recognition from Team Communication in Dynamic Clinical Settings
Real-time Context-Aware Multimodal Network for Activity and Activity-Stage Recognition from Team Communication in Dynamic Clinical Settings
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实时上下文感知多模态网络,用于动态临床环境中团队沟通的活动和活动阶段识别
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10.1145/3580798
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2022
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Burd, Randall S.
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Gao, Chenyang;Marsic, Ivan;Sarcevic, Aleksandra;Gestrich-Thompson, Waverly;Burd, Randall S.
In clinical settings, most automatic recognition systems use visual or sensory data to recognize activities. These systems cannot recognize activities that rely on verbal assessment, lack visual cues, or do not use medical devices. We examined speech-based activity and activity-stage recognition in a clinical domain, making the following contributions. (1) We collected a high-quality dataset representing common activities and activity stages during actual trauma resuscitation events-the initial evaluation and treatment of critically injured patients. (2) We introduced a novel multimodal network based on audio signal and a set of keywords that does not require a high-performing automatic speech recognition (ASR) engine. (3) We designed novel contextual modules to capture dynamic dependencies in team conversations about activities and stages during a complex workflow. (4) We introduced a data augmentation method, which simulates team communication by combining selected utterances and their audio clips, and showed that this method contributed to performance improvement in our data-limited scenario. In offline experiments, our proposed context-aware multimodal model achieved F1-scores of 73.2±0.8% and 78.1±1.1% for activity and activity-stage recognition, respectively. In online experiments, the performance declined about 10% for both recognition types when using utterance-level segmentation of the ASR output. The performance declined about 15% when we omitted the utterance-level segmentation. Our experiments showed the feasibility of speech-based activity and activity-stage recognition during dynamic clinical events.
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作者:
Swathi Jagannath;Neha Kamireddi;K. A. Zellner;R. Burd;I. Marsic;Aleksandra Sarcevic
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Swathi Jagannath;Neha Kamireddi;K. A. Zellner;R. Burd;I. Marsic;Aleksandra Sarcevic
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10.1109/ichi48887.2020.9374372
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2020-11
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Proceedings. IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics
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10.1109/taslp.2021.3122291
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2021-01-01
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2002-06-01
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