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Activity Recognition in Individuals Walking With Assistive Devices: The Benefits of Device-Specific Models.

Luca LoniniAakash GuptaSusan Deems-DluhyShenan Hoppe-LudwigKonrad Paul KordingArun Jayaraman
Published in: JMIR rehabilitation and assistive technologies (2017)
Our results suggest that when patients use a new assistive device, labeled data from activities performed with the specific device are needed for maximal precision activity recognition. Personal device-specific models yield the highest accuracy in such scenarios, whereas models trained on healthy individuals perform poorly and should not be used in patient populations.
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