A Wearable Mobile Exergaming System for Activity Recognition and Relaxation Awareness

Johnson, Jenario; Williams, Eric; Swindon, Micheal; Ricketts, Kendon; Mottahed, Behzad; Rashad, Sherif; Integlia, Ryan

doi:10.1109/syscon.2019.8836789

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“…In addition, exergaming recognition via motion signals and relaxation analysis using electroencephalograms was proposed [6]. First, a long short-term memory neural network is used to classify the motion signals into various exercises, and the signal strengths of the electroencephalograms are used to calculate the meditation levels of the subjects.…”

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Empirical Mode Decomposition Based Multi-Modal Activity Recognition

Zhao

Zhou

et al. 2020

Sensors

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This paper aims to develop an activity recognition algorithm to allow parents to monitor their children at home after school. A common method used to analyze electroencephalograms is to use infinite impulse response filters to decompose the electroencephalograms into various brain wave components. However, nonlinear phase distortions will be introduced by these filters. To address this issue, this paper applies empirical mode decomposition to decompose the electroencephalograms into various intrinsic mode functions and categorize them into four groups. In addition, common features used to analyze electroencephalograms are energy and entropy. However, because there are only two features, the available information is limited. To address this issue, this paper extracts 11 different physical quantities from each group of intrinsic mode functions, and these are employed as the features. Finally, this paper uses the random forest to perform activity recognition. It is worth noting that the conventional approach for performing activity recognition is based on a single type of signal, which limits the recognition performance. In this paper, a multi-modal system based on electroencephalograms, image sequences, and motion signals is used for activity recognition. The numerical simulation results show that the percentage accuracies based on three types of signal are higher than those based on two types of signal or the individual signals. This demonstrates the advantages of using the multi-modal approach for activity recognition. In addition, our proposed empirical mode decomposition-based method outperforms the conventional filtering-based method. This demonstrates the advantages of using the nonlinear and adaptive time frequency approach for activity recognition.

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