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What is it about?

Automatic human Activity Recognition (AR) is an important process for the provision of context-aware services in smart spaces such as voice-controlled smart homes. This paper reports results of experiments related to AR made in 2 Smart Homes including a Living Lab in realistic conditions.

Why is it important?

In this paper, we present an ON-LINE activity recognition method for AR within homes in which multiple sensors, actuators and home automation equipments coexist. Moreover, during dataset recordings, participants are playing Activity of Daily Living (ADL).

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Anthony Fleury and Michel Vacher
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