Classification Different Types of Fall For Reducing False Alarm Using Single Accelerometer

N. P. Pham, Hung Viet Dao, Ha Ngoc Phung, Huy Van Ta, Nam Hoang Nguyen, Tram Thi Hoang
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Fall is one of the major causes of serious injury, which include fractures, traumatic brain injury, and death, to the elderly. True fall detection in time will improve the chances of survival and increases the likelihood of normal behavior recovery by up to 80%. Many researchers use accelerometers to detect fall as its convenience, low power and portable. However, simple threshold method can lead to false alarm in several ADLs (Activities of daily living) such as lying or sitting and several types of fall. This paper presents a fall detection algorithm to reduce false alarm using predetermined multi – thresholds in three phase of fall events. The performance of this techniques is evaluated using signals generated during in lab experiments that record the user’s movement signals during normal activities (walking, up/down stairs, standing up, sitting down and lying down) and a variety of fall cases. It was found that our method is able to classify 6 different type of fall and 6 ADLs with the accuracy is 92%, which was comparable to other methods.
用单个加速度计对不同类型的加速度进行分类,减少误报
跌倒是造成老年人严重伤害的主要原因之一,包括骨折、创伤性脑损伤和死亡。及时发现真正的跌倒将提高生存机会,并将正常行为恢复的可能性提高80%。由于加速度计方便、低功耗和便携,许多研究人员使用加速度计来检测跌倒。然而,简单的阈值方法可能导致一些日常生活活动(ADLs)误报,如躺着或坐着以及几种跌倒。提出了一种利用预先确定的多阈值对跌落事件的三个阶段进行检测以减少误报的跌落检测算法。使用实验室实验中产生的信号来评估这种技术的性能,这些实验记录了用户在正常活动(行走、上下楼梯、站立、坐下和躺下)和各种跌倒情况下的运动信号。结果发现,我们的方法能够对6种不同类型的跌倒和6种adl进行分类,准确率为92%,与其他方法相当。
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