Automatic human life summarization system in sensory living space
Taketoshi Mori, Akira Takada, Yamato Iwamura, Takehiro Sato · 2005
This paper proposes a human life summarization system for understanding and describing daily life in a short time. The system consists of two processes. One is a human life clustering process, in which time-series data of human life are divided into some behavior-based clusters. The other is a display process, in which the time-series segments are displayed instantly recognizable along with the time. The experimental results show that the system can divide human life record into apprehensible segments on time series. The paper also described a prototype of the summarization system and proved that people can comprehend overview of the life with it.