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Paper abstract bibtex Activity recognition using ubiquitous sensors evolved tremendously during the last decade. Despite the breadth of research applications, various fundamental challenges remain unsolved. Originating from the vision of activity and context-aware personal assistants, the main question is whether the envisioned applications are too ambitious to be tackled by activity recognition technologies. This position paper details progress and shortcomings of current research efforts and pinpoints aspects to improve standards and quality of publications in activity recognition research.
@InProceedings{Amft2010-P_ActivityRecWS,
Title = {On the need for quality standards in activity recognition using ubiquitous sensors},
Author = {Oliver Amft},
Booktitle = {How To Do Good Research In Activity Recognition. Workshop in conjunction with Pervasive 2010},
Year = {2010},
Abstract = {Activity recognition using ubiquitous sensors evolved tremendously during the last decade. Despite the breadth of research applications, various fundamental challenges remain unsolved. Originating from the vision of activity and context-aware personal assistants, the main question is whether the envisioned applications are too ambitious to be tackled by activity recognition technologies. This position paper details progress and shortcomings of current research efforts and pinpoints aspects to improve standards and quality of publications in activity recognition research.},
File = {Amft2010-P_ActivityRecWS:Amft2010-P_ActivityRecWS.pdf:PDF},
Keywords = {activity spotting, rapid prototyping},
Owner = {oam},
Timestamp = {2010/08/07},
Url = {http://ubicomp.lancs.ac.uk/workshops/activity2010}
}
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