Mobile Phone Based Falling Detection Sensor and Computer-Aided Algorithm for Elderly People

Lee, Jong-Ha; Park, Hee-Jun; Kim, Seon-Chil

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“…Examples of such factors are physical symptoms, impairment records, and demographic details (Boardman andSasse 2004, Vieira, Freund-Heritage et al 2011). For this moment of COVID-19, it is difficult for caregivers to be fully aware of the real-time for the elderly to prevent accidents (Lee, Park et al 2016). Internet monitoring with materials communications about accidents involve information about an entity (e.g., smart home-connected light appliances) that is relevant to the relationship between accidents and the elderly and may help induce preferred behavior of the elderly in these internet monitoring materials contexts (Zhang, Adipat et al 2009).…”

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Home-based Self-health Management Strategies of COVID-19 for the Elderly in Applied Economics

Chou¹,

Cho²,

Hung³

2022

Advances in Management and Applied Economics

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At this moment of the COVID-19 epidemic, it is difficult for caregivers to be fully aware of the elderly by closing care to prevent accidents at home. Existing research, home-based self-health management strategies, by using contextual tools and a lack of empirical procedures or technological components in internet monitoring, home accidents from individualized patterns has not been achieved. We use vision detecting through the internet monitoring method in a smart lighting materials house to fill this research gap. We examined the impact of physical transitions and visibility on fall detection and compared the accuracies of fall prediction based on combinations of related factors. The results indicated that including both physical transitions and visibility would enable older people to avoid falls. We evaluated the impact of physical transitions and visibility on fall detection and compared the accuracy of falls based on combinations of related factors. The accuracy of predictions using both physical transition and visibility was higher than 81%, which is a high forecasting accuracy rate. Those are significant contributions to the elderly in applied economics. Keywords: COVID-19, Home-based, Physical transition, Visibility, Fall detection.

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Home-based Self-health Management Strategies of COVID-19 for the Elderly in Applied Economics

Chou¹,

Cho²,

Hung³

2022

Advances in Management and Applied Economics

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A Collaborative Framework With Artificial Intelligence for Long-Term Care

Chou

2020

IEEE Access

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The trend of aging population among working families has made health care services for sub-healthy people more important. In Taiwan, caregivers are often hired by human resource agencies to provide long-term care, and they are the main supervisors responsible for the care of the sub-healthy people. However, most agencies only consider the cost of their caregivers and have insufficient staff to take care of the sub-healthy people, leading to the failure of the long-term care system. The lack of an effective collaborative framework for long-term care leads to sub-healthy people being at high risks. Existing frameworks for longterm care are still in the early stages of capturing suitability information dynamically. This paper proposes a new framework that includes all possible features suitable to support the needs of all sub-healthy people and provides a solution for the issue of determining suitable features for collaboration. This study applies association rules to long-term care to handle the mapping process and uses artificial intelligence technology to solve the issues of adjusting human variability dynamically based on the mapping result of sub-healthy people. INDEX TERMS Artificial intelligence, collaborative framework, long-term care, sub-healthy people.

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Mobile Phone Based Falling Detection Sensor and Computer-Aided Algorithm for Elderly People

Cited by 2 publications

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Home-based Self-health Management Strategies of COVID-19 for the Elderly in Applied Economics

Home-based Self-health Management Strategies of COVID-19 for the Elderly in Applied Economics

A Collaborative Framework With Artificial Intelligence for Long-Term Care

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