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Zimin Xu^1,2, Guoli Wang^1,2, Xuemei Guo^1,2

¹School of Computer Science and Engineering, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510006, China.

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This study introduces an online activity recognition model for real-time human activity detection using streaming sensor data. The model effectively segments data and models emergent activity patterns for smart environments.

Keywords:

directed weighted network dynamic segmentation emergent modeling online activity recognition

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Area of Science:

Pervasive Computing
Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Activity recognition is crucial for smart environments and pervasive computing applications.
Existing methods often rely on pre-segmented data, limiting real-time application.
Real-world deployments necessitate online activity recognition from continuous sensor streams.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an online activity recognition model for real-time analysis of streaming sensor data.
To address the limitations of traditional activity recognition methods in dynamic environments.
To enable accurate mapping of sensor data to human activities as they occur.

Main Methods:

A dynamic segmentation approach using spatio-temporal correlations to define event windows.
An emergent modeling method based on stigmergy to build activity features.
Representation of activity features as a directed weighted network for context definition.

Main Results:

The proposed model effectively recognizes activities from streaming sensor data in real time.
Validation using the Aruba dataset from the CASAS project demonstrates the method's effectiveness.
The approach successfully segments sensor events and models emergent activity patterns.

Conclusions:

The developed online activity recognition model is effective for smart environments.
The combination of dynamic segmentation and stigmergy-based modeling offers a robust solution.
This method provides a valuable tool for real-time human activity understanding in pervasive computing.