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Masaya Nakayama

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Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|November 27, 2025
Towards User-Generalizable Wearable-Sensor-Based Human Activity Recognition: A Multi-Task Contrastive Learning ApproachPengyu Guo, Masaya Nakayama
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|October 29, 2025
A Feature Engineering Method for Smartphone-Based Fall DetectionPengyu Guo, Masaya Nakayama
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics|June 3, 2018
Robot Utilization for Nursing Technical Support Emphasizing Nurse-Patient SynchronizationTakahito Tamai, Yukie Majima, Atsushi Ishigame, et al.
Ambio|October 29, 2015
Utilizing the Cyberforest live sound system with social media to remotely conduct woodland bird censuses in Central JapanKaoru Saito, Kazuhiko Nakamura, Mutsuyuki Ueta, et al.
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Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|November 27, 2025
Towards User-Generalizable Wearable-Sensor-Based Human Activity Recognition: A Multi-Task Contrastive Learning ApproachPengyu Guo, Masaya Nakayama
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|October 29, 2025
A Feature Engineering Method for Smartphone-Based Fall DetectionPengyu Guo, Masaya Nakayama
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics|June 3, 2018
Robot Utilization for Nursing Technical Support Emphasizing Nurse-Patient SynchronizationTakahito Tamai, Yukie Majima, Atsushi Ishigame, et al.
Ambio|October 29, 2015
Utilizing the Cyberforest live sound system with social media to remotely conduct woodland bird censuses in Central JapanKaoru Saito, Kazuhiko Nakamura, Mutsuyuki Ueta, et al.
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