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Deep learning of smartphone sensor data for personal health assistance

Li et al., 2019

Document ID
4071969047726530656
Author
Li H
Trocan M
Publication year
Publication venue
Microelectronics Journal

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This paper strives to construct the relevance between smartphone sensor data and personal health via a deep learning method. Firstly, the data captured by smartphone sensors is categorized into groups by deep stacked autoencoders (SAE), which is a traditional deep …
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