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Intelligent Systems Reference Library : Human Activity Recognition - Anindya Das Antar

Intelligent Systems Reference Library

Human Activity Recognition

By: Anindya Das Antar, Md Atiqur Rahman Ahad, Masud Ahmed

Paperback | 31 July 2020

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This book offer clear descriptions of the basic structure for the recognition and classification of human activities using different types of sensor module and smart devices in e.g. healthcare, education, monitoring the elderly, daily human behavior, and fitness monitoring. In addition, the complexities, challenges, and design issues involved in data collection, processing, and other fundamental stages along with datasets, methods, etc., are discussed in detail. The book offers a valuable resource for readers in the fields of pattern recognition, human-computer interaction, and the Internet of Things. 


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