We detail the solution to the UCAmI Cup Challenge to recognizing on going activities at home from sensor measurements. We use binary sensors and proximity sensor measurements for the recognition. We use an hybrid strategy, combining a probabilistic model and a definition-based model. The former consists of a Hidden Markov Model using the result of a neural network as emission probabilities. It is trained with the labelled data provided by the Cup. The latter approach takes advantage of the descriptions provided for each of the activities which are expressed in logical statements based on the sensors states. We then combine the results with a weighted average. We compare the performance of each individual strategy and of the combined strateg...
The objective is to detect activities taking place in a home and to create a model of behavior for t...
Abstract- This paper presents a distributed model for detecting Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) in...
Current probabilistic models for activity recognition do not incorporate much sensory input data due...
We detail the solution to the UCAmI Cup Challenge to recognizing on going activities at home from se...
Building smart home environments which automatically or semi-automatically assist and comfort occupa...
International audienceThe recognition of human daily living activities within a house represents an ...
Activities of daily living are good indicators of elderly health status, and activity recognition in...
Existing work on sensor-based activity recognition focuses mainly on single-user activities. However...
Activity recognition commonly made use of hidden Markov models (HMMs) to exploit temporal dependenci...
Many supervised methods have been proposed to infer the particular activities of the inhabitants fro...
A sensor system capable of automatically recognizing activities would allow many potential ubiquitou...
Smart environments with ubiquitous sensing technologies are a promising perspective for reliable and...
International audienceThis paper presents a Markov Logic Networks (MLN) approach for the on-line rec...
This paper presents an inferring and training architecture for long-term and continuous daily activi...
Supporting people in everyday life, be it lifestyle improvement or health care, requires the recogni...
The objective is to detect activities taking place in a home and to create a model of behavior for t...
Abstract- This paper presents a distributed model for detecting Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) in...
Current probabilistic models for activity recognition do not incorporate much sensory input data due...
We detail the solution to the UCAmI Cup Challenge to recognizing on going activities at home from se...
Building smart home environments which automatically or semi-automatically assist and comfort occupa...
International audienceThe recognition of human daily living activities within a house represents an ...
Activities of daily living are good indicators of elderly health status, and activity recognition in...
Existing work on sensor-based activity recognition focuses mainly on single-user activities. However...
Activity recognition commonly made use of hidden Markov models (HMMs) to exploit temporal dependenci...
Many supervised methods have been proposed to infer the particular activities of the inhabitants fro...
A sensor system capable of automatically recognizing activities would allow many potential ubiquitou...
Smart environments with ubiquitous sensing technologies are a promising perspective for reliable and...
International audienceThis paper presents a Markov Logic Networks (MLN) approach for the on-line rec...
This paper presents an inferring and training architecture for long-term and continuous daily activi...
Supporting people in everyday life, be it lifestyle improvement or health care, requires the recogni...
The objective is to detect activities taking place in a home and to create a model of behavior for t...
Abstract- This paper presents a distributed model for detecting Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) in...
Current probabilistic models for activity recognition do not incorporate much sensory input data due...