Proceedings of the 16th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems 2018
DOI: 10.1145/3274783.3275172
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Wearable-based Human-Computer Interaction with LimbMotion

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“…However, HOOV's relatively small median position error of 7 cm demonstrates the strength of our estimation pipeline to handle the accurate estimation of the wrist pose over short periods. Comparing the results to the values reported in the literature, HOOV performs 15.5% better than ArmTrak's offline algorithm [50], 11.7% better than the Particle Filter-based approach by Shen et al [49], 12.7% better than LimbMotion [69], which uses an additional remote edge device, and 49.5% better than the RNN proposed by Wei et al [60] (see Table 2).…”
Section: Approachmentioning
confidence: 57%
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“…However, HOOV's relatively small median position error of 7 cm demonstrates the strength of our estimation pipeline to handle the accurate estimation of the wrist pose over short periods. Comparing the results to the values reported in the literature, HOOV performs 15.5% better than ArmTrak's offline algorithm [50], 11.7% better than the Particle Filter-based approach by Shen et al [49], 12.7% better than LimbMotion [69], which uses an additional remote edge device, and 49.5% better than the RNN proposed by Wei et al [60] (see Table 2).…”
Section: Approachmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…They report a median error of 15.4 cm and a MAE of 16.4 cm for the wrist in a leave-one-subject-out evaluation scheme. LimbMotion uses an additional edge device for acoustic ranging to estimate the arm posture with a median wrist error of 8.9 cm [69].…”
Section: Imu-based Arm and Wrist Trackingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para el proceso de diseño de soluciones de e-health, se ha considerado el uso de una metodología MAS-CommonKADS, la cual es considerada como una de las más recomendadas en el proceso de conceptualización y análisis de sistemas MAS, como en Zhou et al (2018). Adicionalmente, Mahmood, Rana and Raza (2019) expresan que durante el diseño de prototipos es necesario identificar los actores activos y pasivos que formarán parte integral del sistema, así como la definición de los modelos que forman parte del sistema MAS.…”
Section: Hci En El Desarrollo De Soluciones De E-healthunclassified