Deep Learning For Fall Detection
Deep Learning for Fall Detection is a computational framework that employs hierarchical neural network architectures to automatically learn discriminative features from sensor or video data for the precise identification of human falls, distinguishing it from traditional rule-based or shallow machine learning approaches by its capacity for end-to-end representation learning.
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Henry Friday Nweke, Mohammed Ali Al-Garadi, Uzoma Rita Alo · Expert Systems with Applications · 2018 · 903 citations
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