Wrist accelerometer shape feature derivation methods for assessing activities of daily living

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Researchers from @UF and @JohnsHopkins evaluated three different feature derivation methods for physical activity assessment using wrist-worn #ActiGraph accelerometer data. https://t.co/xoVkxcLpoa https://t.co/eoLCakc0OZ

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RT @matinkh_: If you're an #ML #AI engineer/researcher working with wrist wearables for activity recognition, this paper is for you! Read o…

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RT @matinkh_: If you're an #ML #AI engineer/researcher working with wrist wearables for activity recognition, this paper is for you! Read o…

15 Dec 2018

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If you're an #ML #AI engineer/researcher working with wrist wearables for activity recognition, this paper is for you! Read our latest work published in @BioMedCentral here: https://t.co/a7l66w4mrt

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