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Deep learning models have achieved significant success in human activity recognition, particularly in assisted living and telemonitoring. However, training these models requires substantial amounts of labeled training data, which is time-consuming and costly to acquire in real-world environments. Contrastive self-supervised learning has recently garnered attention...
Deep learning models have significantly contributed to recognizing older adults’ daily activities for telemonitoring and assistance. However, recognizing human activities in real-world smart homes over the long term presents substantial challenges. Obtaining the ground truth is time-consuming and costly, yet it is crucial for training...
Deep learning models have gained prominence in human activity recognition using ambient sensors, particularly for telemonitoring older adults’ daily activities in real-world scenarios. However, collecting large volumes of annotated sensor data presents a formidable challenge, given the time-consuming and costly nature of traditional manual annotation...
Human activity recognition (HAR) using ambient sensors has emerged as a promising approach to telemonitoring daily activities and enhancing the elderly quality of life. Deep learning models have demonstrated competitive performance in HAR on real-world datasets. However, acquiring large amounts of annotated sensor data for...
