This chapter presents and discusses the desired characteristics that the research community and users expect from machine learning (ML) approaches for the classification of motion-based activities of daily living (ADLs) using accelerometer measurements, with an emphasis on recognizing various types of falls. Falls are a major contributor to injuries and fatalities among the elderly population, highlighting the importance of real-time fall detection and alert systems. ML algorithms have demonstrated high accuracy in fall detection in controlled experimental environments. However, their effectiveness in real-world situations requires further investigation.

Machine Learning Approaches for Lightweight, Reliable, Generalizable, and Explainable Classification of Accelerometer-Based Measurements of Movements and Falls

Dui L. G.;Antonietti A.;Bardi E.
2025-01-01

Abstract

This chapter presents and discusses the desired characteristics that the research community and users expect from machine learning (ML) approaches for the classification of motion-based activities of daily living (ADLs) using accelerometer measurements, with an emphasis on recognizing various types of falls. Falls are a major contributor to injuries and fatalities among the elderly population, highlighting the importance of real-time fall detection and alert systems. ML algorithms have demonstrated high accuracy in fall detection in controlled experimental environments. However, their effectiveness in real-world situations requires further investigation.
2025
Signal Processing in Medicine and Biology: Applications of Deep Learning to the Health Sciences
9783031880230
9783031880247
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