Wearable Human Activity Recognition by Electrocardiograph and Accelerometer
Tatsuhiro Fujimoto, Hiroshi Nakajima, Naoki Tsuchiya, Hideya Marukawa, K. Kuramoto, Syoji Kobashi, Yutaka Hata · 2013
This paper proposes a human activity estimation system using a wearable multi-sensor with a built-in electrocardiograph and triaxial accelerometers. The multi-sensor unconstraintly measures biological information, and provides these data to personal computer by wireless communication. We estimate human activity in a series of activities by the biological information. In our experiment, the subjects have several activities such as "Walking", "Rest" and "Strength training". The system estimates these activities by a decision tree. Branch conditions of the decision tree are aided by fuzzy logic and state of activity transition from previous activity. Fuzzy membership functions are constructed from exercise intensity, distinction frequency and transitional probability. As the results, the proposed method estimated activities with good accuracy.