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based
monitoring
system
for
in-home Embedded Health Assessment for Senior
Citizens
By:
Sudhanshu Janwadkar, ME-II,VLSI & Embedded Systems
Guided By:
Dr. M. T. Kolte, PG Coordinator, Dept of EnTC, MITCOE
Content
Introduction
Earlier Work
Challenges in in-Home Health Assessment
System Block Diagram
Working: Feature Extraction
K-Nearest Neighbour
Neural Networks
Introduction
Introduction(contd..)
Introduction(Contd..)
Earlier Work
Researcher
Research Conclusion
J. A. Kaye et
al. [1]
M. Chan et al.
[2]
P. Cuddihy et
al., [3]
Earlier Work(Contd..)
Researcher
Research Conclusion
M. MonteroOdasso et al.
[ 6]
Many wearable sensors are still at the prototype stage and not
yet ready for long-term use in an unstructured home
environment.
Bed Sensors are installed beneath the bed and on the bed to capture
events such as low or high pulse rate, low or high respiration rate etc
K Nearest Neighbour
Fuzzy Pattern Tree
Neural Network
Support Vector Machine
K-Nearest Neighbour
Example:
Application
Each activity pattern is considered as a input
training pattern
Health Alert is a output class
be
managed
by
specific
Example:
Application
The output is as follows:
IF Bathroom activity for the full day is an Increase
OR Bathroom activity at night time is an Increase
OR Bed restlessness for the full day is an Increase
OR Bed restlessness at night time is an Increase
OR Kitchen activity at night time is an Increase
OR Living room activity at night time is an Increase
THEN Alert is Clinically Relevant
Gaussian-based
Neural Network
In supervised learning, we are given a set of example pairs
{ (x , y); x X, y Y} and the aim is to find a function { f:X
Y} in the allowed class of functions that matches the
examples.
Conclusion
Thank-you
References
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Medicine, Volume 3, 2015,pp2168-2372
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