Authors
Mohamed Bennasar, Blaine A Price, Avelie Stuart, Daniel Gooch, Ciaran McCormick, Vikram Mehta, Linda Clare, Amel Bennaceur, Jessica Cohen, Arosha K Bandara, Mark Levine, Bashar Nuseibeh
Publication date
2019/1/1
Journal
Procedia computer science
Volume
159
Pages
590-599
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
The world is facing an ageing population phenomenon, coupled with health and social problems, which affect older people’s ability to live independently. This situation challenges the viability of health and social services. Smart home technology can play a significant role in easing the pressure on caregivers, as well as reduce the financial costs of health and social services. Activity of Daily Living (ADL) recognition is an essential step to translate sensor data into activities at high semantic levels. Supervised Machine Learning (ML) algorithms are the most commonly used techniques for this application. However, a common problem is a lack of availability of enough annotated data to train these algorithms. Collecting annotated data is expensive, time consuming, and may violate people’s privacy. Intra- and inter-personal variation in performing complex activities is another challenge for an ML-based activity …
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