2009 · 19 citations · 6 references
ComputingComputer SystemsInformation TechnologyMobile ComputingMobile SystemsSensorsAction RecognitionEnergy-efficient Mobile ComputingMobile Human-computer InteractionMobile SensingMotion CaptureMotion SensorsAccuracyActivity MonitoringActivity RecognitionEnergy-efficient Mobile SensingHuman Activity RecognitionMotion SensingPower ConsumptionUser Activity Recognition
This paper presents a novel human activity recognizer used to estimate a user's activities with sensors on a widespread consumer mobile device. Our recognizer can estimate a user's means of migration by using a combination of an acceleration sensor and a GPS. We evaluate the accuracy rate of the estimation with cellular phones carried freely and the result is 90.6 percent even in the case of intermittent working mode for lower power consumption.
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