你的身体信号暴露了你的堕落

E. Fu, Cheuk Yin Wong, K. T. Lau, H. Leong, G. Ngai
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跌倒是造成严重伤害的常见原因,可能导致不可逆转的身体损伤甚至死亡。实时跌倒监测系统可以及时发现跌倒情况,以便及时对受害者进行医疗救助。这在移动医疗环境中尤为重要。大多数现代可穿戴设备的跌倒检测仅仅依赖于加速信号,往往不够灵活和强大。在本文中,我们建议以多模态方法部署身体信号。除了常见的加速度信号外,我们还利用可穿戴设备返回的生理信号进行多种模式。即使某些加速信号失效,跌落检测也不会轻易失败。实验结果表明,该方法能够达到96%以上的准确率。一项深入的评估表明,生理信号可以帮助区分跌倒和产生类似加速信号的动作,如跳跃、坐下和走下楼。
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Your Body Signals Expose Your Fall
Fall is a common cause of severe injuries that may lead to irreversible body damage and even death. A real-time fall monitoring system can reveal a fall in time for timely medical aid to a victim. This is particularly important in the context of mobile healthcare. Fall detection with most contemporary wearable devices relied solely on acceleration signals, often not flexible and robust enough. In this paper, we propose to deploy body signals in a multi-modality approach. Besides the common acceleration signals, we also make use of physiological signals returned by wearable devices for multiple modalities. Fall detection would not fail easily even if some acceleration signals become ineffective. Our experiment results indicate that we are able to attain an accuracy of more than 96%. An in-depth evaluation demonstrates that physiological signals can contribute in distinguishing falls from actions generating similar acceleration signals, such as jumps, sit-downs and walking-downstairs.
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