“…Additionally, several methods of rehabilitation based on statistical learnings have also fulfilled fruitful performances for the recovery of human activities damaged by injury or known diseases, such as heart failure [7], stroke [8][9][10][11], Parkinson's disease [12] and osteoporosis [13]. Among these applications, the hardware schemes of data acquirement commonly utilized wireless sensors [14][15][16][17], personal portable devices [9, 16,18], robotic assistance [19][20][21][22], or other commercial equipment [1,23,24]. The acquired results were then fed into relevant image-or video-based techniques [10][11][12]17,21,25,26] for further human posture recognitions.…”