期刊
SENSORS
卷 17, 期 1, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/s17010198
关键词
triaxial accelerometer; wearable devices; fall detection; mobile health-care; SisFall
资金
- project Plataforma tecnologica para los servicios de teleasistencia, emergencias medicas, seguimiento y monitoreo permanente a los pacientes y apoyo a los programas de promocion y prevencion [Ruta-N: FP44842-512C-2013]
However, there are few publicly available datasets, all recorded with smartphones, which are insufficient for testing new proposals due to their absence of objective population, lack of performed activities, and limited information. Here, we present a dataset of falls and activities of daily living (ADLs) acquired with a self-developed device composed of two types of accelerometer and one gyroscope. It consists of 19 ADLs and 15 fall types performed by 23 young adults, 15 ADL types performed by 14 healthy and independent participants over 62 years old, and data from one participant of 60 years old that performed all ADLs and falls. These activities were selected based on a survey and a literature analysis. We test the dataset with widely used feature extraction and a simple to implement threshold based classification, achieving up to 96% of accuracy in fall detection. An individual activity analysis demonstrates that most errors coincide in a few number of activities where new approaches could be focused. Finally, validation tests with elderly people significantly reduced the fall detection performance of the tested features. This validates findings of other authors and encourages developing new strategies with this new dataset as the benchmark.
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