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WITS: an IoT-endowed computational framework for activity recognition in personalized smart homes

Yao et al., 2018

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10755768525253518
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Yao L
Sheng Q
Benatallah B
Dustdar S
Wang X
Shemshadi A
Kanhere S
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Computing

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Over the past few years, activity recognition techniques have attracted unprecedented attentions. Along with the recent prevalence of pervasive e-Health in various applications such as smart homes, automatic activity recognition is being implemented increasingly for …
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