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Xin Hong1, Chris D Nugent, Dewar D Finlay
1Computer Science Research Institute, University of Ulster, Belfast, Northern Ireland. x.hong@ulster.ac.uk
Abstract:
In this paper we present homeADL: a representation standard for an inference hierarchy of activities of daily living which may be monitored in a sensor equipped smart home. The approach allows a free exchange of ADL monitoring structures between different communities who share the same concern of providing high quality healthcare to the elderly. Its ability of matching different ADL protocols enables a mapping between an ADL protocol to a suitable smart home which makes an effective management of smart homes within a community hence, not only being able to satisfy an individual's healthcare requirements but also efficiently using monitoring resources at hand.
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