Managing and Mining Sensor Data 2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-6309-2_14
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Mining of Sensor Data in Healthcare: A Survey

Abstract: Historically, healthcare has been mainly provided in a reactive manner that limits its usefulness. With progress in sensor technologies, the instrumentation of the world has offered unique opportunities to better observe patients physiological signals in order to provide healthcare in a more proactive manner. To reach this goal, it is essential to be able to analyze patient data and turn it into actionable information using data mining. This chapter surveys existing applications of sensor data mining technolog… Show more

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“…Data missing for an intentional reason or because of irrelevancy to a current clinical problem is considered nonrecoverable and thus deleted [Fialho et al 2012]. -Data synchronization: Sensor data is reported at different rates with timestamps based on their internal clocks [Sow et al 2013]. However, the clocks across sensors are often not synchronized.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Data missing for an intentional reason or because of irrelevancy to a current clinical problem is considered nonrecoverable and thus deleted [Fialho et al 2012]. -Data synchronization: Sensor data is reported at different rates with timestamps based on their internal clocks [Sow et al 2013]. However, the clocks across sensors are often not synchronized.…”
Section: Analyzingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-Data cleaning: This step involves the removal of noise in healthcare data, which includes artifacts [Singh et al 2011;Mao et al 2012] and frequency noise in clinical data [Sow et al 2013]. For example, thresholding methods are used to remove incompliant measurements [Fauci et al 2008;Apiletti et al 2009] and low-pass/high-pass filtering tools are usually applied to remove frequency noise in sensor signals [Hu et al 2008;Frantzidis et al 2010;].…”
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“…These data sets will likely continue to grow unabated. However, such data sets are vastly under-utilized, despite their potential to deliver insights into the future well-being of patients, particularly for time-critical scenarios (Sow et al, 2013). And various sensor types are already being used to track the environment.…”
Section: Data Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%