Towards collaborative group activity recognition using mobile devices
D Gordon, JH Hanne, M Berchtold… - Mobile Networks and …, 2013 - Springer
In this paper, we present a novel approach for distributed recognition of collaborative group
activities using only mobile devices and their sensors. Information must be exchanged …
activities using only mobile devices and their sensors. Information must be exchanged …
Group affiliation detection using model divergence for wearable devices
Methods for recognizing group affiliations using mobile devices have been proposed using
centralized instances to aggregate and evaluate data. However centralized systems do not …
centralized instances to aggregate and evaluate data. However centralized systems do not …
Group activity recognition using belief propagation for wearable devices
Humans are social beings and spend most of their time in groups. Group behavior is
emergent, generated by members' personal characteristics and their interactions. It is …
emergent, generated by members' personal characteristics and their interactions. It is …
Grace: Recognition of proximity-based intentional groups using collaborative mobile devices
People in social environments often appear in groups to have face-to-face interactions,
automatically recognizing these groups will facilitate many applications while being …
automatically recognizing these groups will facilitate many applications while being …
Jnode: a sensor network platform that supports distributed inertial kinematic monitoring
Because of the intrinsic advantages of wireless inertial motion tracking, standalone devices
that integrate inertial motion units with wireless networking capabilities have gained much …
that integrate inertial motion units with wireless networking capabilities have gained much …
[PDF][PDF] Group activity recognition using mobile devices
D Gordon - Procedings of the Doctoral Consortium at the Tenth …, 2012 - teco.edu
[PDF][PDF] Peer-to-peer group affiliation detection using mobile phones
As social creatures we spend most of our time in groups, which are more productive than the
individuals in them alone. Methods for recognizing group boundaries and affiliations have …
individuals in them alone. Methods for recognizing group boundaries and affiliations have …
[PDF][PDF] Group activity recognition using belief propagation for p2p mobile devices
Human are social beings and spend most of their time in groups. Group behavior is
emergent, generated by members' personal characteristics and their interactions making it …
emergent, generated by members' personal characteristics and their interactions making it …