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A survey of user-centred approaches for smart home transfer learning and new user home automation adaptation

Ali et al., 2019

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8111890310469684304
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Ali S
Augusto J
Windridge D
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Applied Artificial Intelligence

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Recent smart home applications enhance the quality of people's home experiences by detecting their daily activities and providing them services that make their daily life more comfortable and safe. Human activity recognition is one of the fundamental tasks that a …
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