Sentence examples for recognition of activity from inspiring English sources

Initial results from this multi-sensor approach suggest an improvement in recognition of activity type and intensity which could potentially improve PAEE prediction and reduce variability between and within participants under laboratory and free-living settings.

Mr. Appel "gave Ariel Sharon a bribe in recognition of activities connected to the fulfillment of his public position," the indictment says.

Figure 11 shows recognition of activities of an individual performing activities using a single camera.

This paper presents a method for recognition of Activities of Daily Living (ADL) in smart homes.

One of key components in the development of smart home technology is the detection and recognition of activities of daily life.

In fact, monitoring and surveillance applications need models of context in order to provide semantically meaningful summarization and recognition of activities and events [11].

Overall, the adaptive BasIS system demonstrates to be a robust and suitable computational approach for the intelligent recognition of activities of daily living using wearable sensors.

In the literature, different machine learning solutions have been applied to the recognition of activities including Naive Bayes [3], Decision Trees [4], Support Vector Machines (SVMs) [5], Deep Neural Networks [6] and Hidden Markov Models (HMMs) [7].

Formalisation of pastoralist co-operative groups via government registration is an essential driver for state recognition of activities, allowing greater co-operation with external agencies to improve their support networks (IUCN [2011]).

Recognition of activities of daily living and tracking them can provide unprecedented opportunities for health monitoring and assisted living applications, especially for elderly people and people with memory deficits.

This kind of environments are providing solutions to address some of the problems associated with the growing size and ageing of the population by means of the recognition of activities that can offer monitoring activities of daily living and adapting the environment.