We describe and evaluate a distributed architecture for the online recognition of user activity sequences. In a lower layer, simple heterogeneous atomic activities were recognised ...
Oliver Amft, Clemens Lombriser, Thomas Stiefmeier,...
One way to improve inferences on sensor data is to tune the algorithms through a time-consuming offline procedure. A less expensive, and potentially more accurate method is to use...
Ezekiel S. Bhasker, Steven W. Brown, William G. Gr...
The goal of our work is to help users make more informed choices about what physical activities they undertake. One example is to provide relevant information to help someone choo...
Adrienne H. Andrew, Yaw Anokwa, Karl Koscher, Jona...
In this paper we study desynchronization, a closelyrelated primitive to graph coloring. A valid graph coloring is an assignment of colors to nodes such that no node’s color is t...
Determining node and event locations is a canonical task for many wireless network applications. Yet dedicated infrastructure for determining position information is expensive, en...