A novel algorithm for detection human falling from accelerometer signal using wavelet transform and neural network

Nitipat Nuttaitanakul, T. Leauhatong
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Falls are major problems that could have happened to elderly, and could cause paralysis, hip fractures, or could lead to disabilities or accidental deaths. An algorithm for accurately detecting the falls is necessary in order to decrease the rate of disabilities or accidental deaths. In this paper, a new algorithm to detect the falls from the acceleration signal using the wavelet transform and multilayer perceptron neural network is proposed. In our experiments, 5 volunteers who were healthy with the ages between 21 to 25 year old were asked to attach a tri-axial accelerometer at the right side of their waists. The orientation of the accelerometer was vertical direction. Next, the volunteers were asked to perform 5 daily-life activities: 1) walking 2) standing up from a chair 3) sitting down on a chair 4) lying down on a bed and 5) getting up from a bed; and 5 falling activities: 1) falling forward 2) falling backward 3) falling to the right side 4) falling to the left side and 5) falling while standing up. The experimental results of the human activity classification that the proposed algorithm gave the maximum precision value (0.856). Moreover, it can be seen from the experiments of the falling detection that the proposed algorithm gave the maximum precision value (1.000)
基于小波变换和神经网络的加速度计跌落检测算法
跌倒是老年人可能遇到的主要问题,可能导致瘫痪、髋部骨折,也可能导致残疾或意外死亡。为了降低致残率或意外死亡率,需要一种准确检测跌倒的算法。本文提出了一种基于小波变换和多层感知器神经网络的加速度信号跌落检测算法。在我们的实验中,5名年龄在21到25岁之间的健康志愿者被要求在他们的腰部右侧安装一个三轴加速度计。加速度计的方向为垂直方向。接下来,志愿者被要求进行5项日常活动:1)走路2)从椅子上站起来3)坐在椅子上4)躺在床上5)从床上站起来;5种跌倒活动:1)向前跌倒2)向后跌倒3)向右侧跌倒4)向左侧跌倒5)站着摔倒。实验结果表明,本文算法给出的人类活动分类精度值最大(0.856)。此外,从跌落检测的实验中可以看出,本文算法给出的精度值最大(1.000)。
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