Human Activity Recognition Based on Motion Sensor Using U-Net
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Traditional human activity recognition (HAR) based on a motion sensor adopts sliding window labeling and prediction. This method faces the multi-class window problem, which mistakenly labels different classes of sampling points within a window as a class. In this paper, we propose a novel HAR method based on U-Net to overcome the multi-class problem, performing activity labeling and prediction of each sampling point. The motion sensor data collected from the wearable sensors are mapped into an image with the single-pixel column and multi-channel, and then, it is input into the U-Net network to complete the pixel-level activity recognition function. We design a complete HAR framework based on U-Net to realize the dense prediction of motion sensor data, including data preprocessing, dense prediction, and post analysis. In order to further improve the dense prediction performance, we propose the post-correction algorithm for the dense prediction results on the basis of the activity misalignment analysis. The extensive experimental results demonstrate that our U-Net method performs better than the traditional machine learning and deep learning methods based on the sliding window prediction. And it also outperforms full convolutional network (FCN), SegNet, and Mask R-CNN based on the dense prediction on the four datasets. Moreover, it also shows the better robustness and excellent performance of recognition on the short-term activities and minority classes. We release a new dataset named Sanitation, which includes seven types of daily work activity data of sanitation workers to evaluate the HAR algorithm’s performance.
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The paper proposes a U-Net-based human activity recognition framework that densely labels and predicts each motion-sensor sampling point to avoid the sliding-window multi-class problem. Across four datasets, U-Net reportedly outperforms sliding-window machine/deep learning and dense-prediction baselines, with a post-correction algorithm improving dense predictions.
Key findings
- U-Net achieved the highest Accuracy and Fw-Score on all four datasets; on OPP Gesture its accuracy was 94.7%, 3.3% higher than the second highest, while sliding-window methods were all below 90%; on WISDM it was 1.6% higher than the second highest.
- On the Sanitation dataset, U-Net reached F1-scores of 0.998 for Run and 0.905 for Walk; the second highest Run F1 was 0.906 (SVM) and Walk was 0.78 (CNN). Run and Walk are minority classes, accounting for 1.5% and 3.5% of samples.
- Misalignment analysis on OPP Gesture: LSTM had Underfill 5.54% and Overfill 2.74%, while U-Net had 1.42% and 1.39%. Post-correction reduced Fragmentation and improved accuracy, e.g., OPP Gesture U-Net 94.75% to U-Net_PC 94.78%.
- The paper releases the Sanitation dataset: seven daily work activities of sanitation workers, collected with a wrist smartwatch triaxial accelerometer at 25 Hz, containing 266,555 samples.
Methods
- Dense labeling/prediction: each sampling point is labeled; motion-sensor data are mapped to a single-pixel-column, multi-channel image of size (1, N, C); non-overlapping fixed-length subsequences are used. The U-Net has 5 blocks, subsequence length 224, convolution kernel 1×3, pooling kernel 1×2, 32 filters, dropout 0.2, Adam, learning rate 0.001, batch size 32, and 100 epochs.
- Data and comparisons: four datasets—WISDM, UCI HAPT, UCI OPPORTUNITY Gesture, and self-collected Sanitation. Baselines include SVM, DT, CNN, LSTM, CovLSTM, FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN. Metrics are Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1-Score, and Fw-Score. Evaluation uses simple cross validation with 70% training and 30% testing, with a validation split of 0.3 from the training set.
- Post-correction algorithm corrects Fragmentation and Substitution errors using continuous activity windows and a boundary correlation coefficient; threshold length ρ_L is set to 25, 25, 10, and 20 on WISDM, Sanitation, OPP Gesture, and HAPT.
Limitations
- Stated in the paper: post-correction improvement was small on OPP Gesture and HAPT; for OPP Gesture, U-Net_PC accuracy rose only from 94.75% to 94.78% and the Underfill error rate still increased; determining the optimal shortest activity-length threshold is difficult due to many short-term activities.
- Evident from the text: evaluation uses a random 70/30 train-test split (“simple cross validation”) rather than a subject-wise split, which may overstate generalization; hyperparameters were selected on WISDM and kept consistent across datasets; the Sanitation dataset is self-collected and imbalanced (Run 1.5%, Walk 3.5%).
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U-Net achieves the highest Accuracy and Fw-Score on all four datasets among the compared methods.
“The results clearly indicate that our U-Net method achieves the highest scores on all datasets in terms of Accuracy (Acc) and Fw-Score (Fw).”
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Extensive experimental results demonstrate that the U-Net method performs better than traditional machine learning and deep learning methods based on sliding window prediction.
“The extensive experimental results demonstrate that our U-Net method performs better than the traditional machine learning and deep learning methods based on the sliding window prediction.”
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On the OPP Gesture dataset, the accuracies of the sliding window-based HAR methods are all lower than 90%.
“while the accuracies of the sliding window-based HAR methods are all not ideal and lower than 90%.”
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The U-Net method outperforms FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN based on dense prediction on the four datasets.
“And it also outperforms full convolutional network (FCN), SegNet, and Mask R-CNN based on the dense prediction on the four datasets.”
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A new dataset named Sanitation is released, which includes seven types of daily work activity data of sanitation workers to evaluate HAR algorithm performance.
“We release a new dataset named Sanitation, which includes seven types of daily work activity data of sanitation workers to evaluate the HAR algorithm's performance.”
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“a new dataset named Sanitation is released to evaluate the HAR algorithm's performance and benefit the researchers in this field, which collects seven types of daily work activity data from sanitation workers.”
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U-Net has a slight advantage over LSTM and CovLSTM on the datasets other than OPP Gesture.
“Even though LSTM and CovLSTM have proven to be of good performance in time series recognition and perform well in all the experiments except on OPP Gesture dataset, but U-Net still has a slight advantage over LSTM and CovLSTM.”
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U-Net outperforms the comparative methods.
“U-Net outperforms the comparative methods.”
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U-Net achieves far higher accuracy than LSTM and CovLSTM on OPP Gesture.
“Furthermore, U-Net achieves far higher accuracy than LSTM and CovLSTM on OPP Gesture.”
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FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN perform better on the OPP Gesture and HAPT datasets than the sliding window-based methods.
“Most notably, FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN perform better on OPP Gesture and HAPT dataset than the sliding window-based methods, which further proves the advantage of dense prediction.”
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On the WISDM dataset, U-Net has an advantage over the other methods, 1.6% higher than the second highest accuracy.
“For WISDM dataset with six kinds of simple long-term activities, our U-Net method still has an advantage over the other methods, 1.6% higher than the second highest accuracy.”
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U-Net performs better than other algorithms for specific classes classification.
“In general, our U-Net method still performs better than other algorithms for specific classes classification.”
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SegNet performs better than FCN on the four datasets.
“thus, SegNet performs better than FCN on the four datasets.”
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SegNet's performance is still worse than that of U-Net.
“However, its performance is still worse than that of U-Net.”
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On the WISDM and Sanitation datasets, the performance of FCN and Mask R-CNN is even worse than that of CNN.
“For WISDM and Sanitation dataset, the performance of FCN and Mask R-CNN are even worse than that of CNN.”
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The errors of Substitution and Fragmentation account for the largest proportion of misalignments in U-Net dense prediction results of various datasets.
“The errors of Substitution and Fragmentation account for the largest proportion of misalignments occurred in U-Net dense prediction results of various datasets.”
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Traditional machine learning methods can hardly recognize short-term activities on the OPP Gesture dataset, with an F1-score of almost zero on these activities.
“From Fig. 6 (d), the traditional machine learning methods can hardly recognize these short-term activities on OPP Gesture dataset with an F1-score of almost zero on these activities”
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FCN outperforms U-Net in the activities Sit_to_Stand and Lie_to_Sit.
“Though FCN outperforms our U-Net method in activity Sit_to_Stand and Lie_to_Sit, the performance is not stable and still has the potential for significant improvement.”
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Although FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN can also be used for dense prediction, their error rates of Underfill, Overfill, Substitution, and Fragmentation on each dataset are always higher than those of U-Net.
“Though FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN can be also used for dense prediction, the error rates of Underfill, Overfill, Substitution, and Fragmentation on each dataset are always higher than those of U-Net.”
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The improvement of the OPP Gesture and HAPT datasets is small.
“But the improvement of OPP Gesture and HAPT dataset is small.”
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For WISDM and Sanitation, the recognition Fw-Score improves with the increase of block number.
“For WSIDM and Sanitation, the recognition Fw-Score improves with the increase of block number.”
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The accuracy of U-Net increases slightly using the post-correction algorithm.
“Therefore, the accuracy of U-Net increases slightly using the post-correction algorithm.”
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Although Mask R-CNN has a similar architecture to FCN, the prediction time of Mask R-CNN is significantly longer than that of FCN.
“Remarkably, although Mask R-CNN has a similar architecture with FCN, the prediction time of Mask R-CNN is significantly longer than that of FCN.”
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The prediction time of CNN, FCN, U-Net, Mask R-CNN, and SegNet increases in turn.
“We find that the prediction time of CNN, FCN, U-Net, Mask R-CNN, and SegNet increase in turn.”
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DT's prediction time is very short because it only needs to perform branch judgment according to each feature.
“Especially the DT's prediction time is very short because it only needs to perform branch judgment according to each feature.”
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SegNet has good performance on the four datasets.
“In addition, SegNet has a good performance on the four datasets, but it takes a longer time since its encoder network contains more convolutional layers and more kernels than U-Net.”
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U-Net with subsequence length 224 achieves the highest Fw-Score on the datasets other than WISDM.
“U-Net with the subsequence length of 224 also achieves the highest Fw-Score on the other datasets and the results are not greatly affected by the length of the subsequence, showing the effectiveness of our design and great robustness.”
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FCN_PC and MaskRCNN_PC demonstrate the largest improvement in the Sanitation dataset.
“In particular, FCN_PC and MaskRCNN_PC demonstrate the largest improvement in Sanitation datasets.”
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The U-Net architecture can realize pixel-level classification when the resolution of the network output layer and input layer is the same.
“Olaf Ronneberger et al. proposed an end-to-end U-Net network to achieve pixel level classification in microscopic images [17].”
- Also stated in: § 1) DENSE PREDICTION AND U-NET · plain
“Finally, when the resolution of the network output layer and input layer is the same, the pixel level classification is realized.”
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U-Net network is more efficient for image pixel-level classification through merging up-sampling and down-sampling block information compared with other architectures.
“U-Net network is a more efficient network for the image pixel level classification through merging the information of the up-sampling and down-sampling block, compared with the other architectures [17].”
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- Interpretationreasoning
The proposed post-correction algorithm corrects misalignment errors in dense prediction results to further improve dense prediction performance.
“In order to further improve the dense prediction performance, we propose the post-correction algorithm for the dense prediction results on the basis of the activity misalignment analysis.”
- Also stated in: § C. RESULTS ANALYSIS AND POST CORRECTION · plain
“In order to further improve the performance of dense prediction model, we propose a post-correction algorithm to correct the misalignment errors in dense prediction results.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: Human activities are continuous such that each activity frame in dense prediction results can be represented as a continuous activity window.
- Rests on an assumption: A continuous activity window shorter than a given threshold length is likely a misaligned sequence.
- Also stated in: § C. RESULTS ANALYSIS AND POST CORRECTION · plain
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The two misalignment errors, Substitution and Fragmentation, are the main causes of U-Net misclassification.
“The two misalignment errors are the main causes of U-Net misclassification.”
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This is why U-Net performs better than LSTM, especially for short-term activity recognition.
“This is why U-Net performs better than LSTM, especially for shortterm activity recognition.”
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U-Net shows an absolute advantage in specific short-term activities recognition.
“In contrasts, our U-Net method shows an absolute advantage in specific short-term activities recognition.”
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Since Mask R-CNN has a similar network architecture to FCN, its misalignment error rates are also similar to FCN.
“Since the Mask R-CNN has similar network architecture with FCN, the misalignment error rates are also similar to FCN.”
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FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN also face the same problem as dense prediction methods.
“And FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN also face the same problem as dense prediction methods.”
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U-Net has an advantage over LSTM in identifying the boundary of activities more accurately, since the sliding window-based HAR method results in loss of useful activity boundary information while U-Net preserves more boundary information by dense labeling and its specific network architecture.
“This indicates that U-Net has an advantage over LSTM in identifying the boundary of activities more accurately, since the sliding window-based HAR method will result in the loss of useful activity boundary information while U-Net will preserve more boundary information by dense labeling and its specific network architecture of combing the shallow and deep network information.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: Underfill and Overfill errors are caused by the inability to identify the activity boundary correctly.
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SegNet takes a longer time because its encoder network contains more convolutional layers and more kernels than U-Net.
“In addition, SegNet has a good performance on the four datasets, but it takes a longer time since its encoder network contains more convolutional layers and more kernels than U-Net.”
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A longer subsequence can speed up the inference speed.
“It proves that longer subsequence can speed up the inference speed.”
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It is optimal to set the network block number to 5 in this paper.
“It proves that it's optimal to set the network block number to 5 in this paper.”
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Mask R-CNN's prediction time is longer because its subsequence length is 28, much shorter than that of FCN, leading to the extension of prediction time.
“This is because its subsequence length is 28, much shorter than that of FCN, thus leading to the extension of prediction time.”
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The overlap between successive subwindows is set to 0 in all sliding window segmentation to avoid multi-class prediction conflicts when assigning predicted labels to sampling points within the overlap.
“Considering that the overlap between successive subwindows for the sliding windowbased algorithm will lead to multi-class prediction conflicts when assigning the predicted label to the sampling points within the overlap, thus we set the overlap to 0 in all sliding window segmentation.”
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Determining the optimal shortest threshold of activity length is difficult due to too many short-term activities in the OPP Gesture dataset.
“The reason is that determining the optimal shortest threshold of the activity length is difficult due to too many short-term activities in OPP Gesture dataset.”
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FindingreasoningOn the OPP Gesture dataset, U-Net accuracy is up to 94.7%, 3.3% higher than the second highest score.
“for the OPP Gesture dataset with a large number of short-term activities, the accuracy of the U-Net method is up to 94.7%, 3.3% higher than the second highest score”
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Findingown dataThe Sanitation dataset contains 266555 samples, each with X, Y, and Z three-axis acceleration values.
“The whole dataset contains 266555 samples, in which each sample contains X, Y, and Z three-axis acceleration values.”
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Findingown dataThe Sanitation dataset was collected from an open environment using a triaxial accelerometer worn in a wrist smartwatch at a sampling frequency of 25 Hz, and contains seven types of daily work activity data of sanitation workers.
“The self-collected Sanitation dataset is collected from the open environment.A triaxial accelerometer worn in a wrist smartwatch is used to collect seven types of daily work activity data of sanitation workers.The sampling frequency is 25 Hz.”
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FindingreasoningThe U-Net method shows better robustness and excellent performance of recognition on short-term activities and minority classes.
“Moreover, it also shows the better robustness and excellent performance of recognition on the short-term activities and minority classes.”
- Also stated in: § I. INTRODUCTION · plain
“showing better robustness and recognition performance on the short-term activities and minority classes.”
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Findingown dataSVM sometimes performs better than the deep learning methods based on sliding window prediction.
“Remarkably, SVM sometimes performs better than the deep learning methods based on the sliding window prediction.”
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Findingown dataRun and Walk are minority classes of the Sanitation dataset, accounting for 1.5% and 3.5% respectively.
“Considering that Run and Walk are both the minority classes of Sanitation dataset shown in Fig. 5, which account for 1.5% and 3.5% respectively.”
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Findingown dataIn the self-collected Sanitation dataset, there are a large number of substitution and fragmentation errors, which leads to a sharp decrease in the accuracy of FCN and Mask R-CNN.
“In particular, there are a large number of substitution and fragmentation errors in the self-collected Sanitation dataset, which leads to a sharp decrease in the accuracy of FCN and Mask R-CNN.”
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Findingnone givenSVM's performance is even better than that of CNN and CovLSTM on the HAPT dataset.
“For example, the performance of SVM is even better than that of CNN and CovLSTM on HAPT dataset”
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FindingreasoningAlthough FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN can realize dense prediction, U-Net's performance is still better than theirs.
“It can be found that although FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN can also realize dense prediction, U-Net's performance is still better than that of these comparative methods.”
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Findingown dataOn the OPP Gesture data, LSTM's Underfill and Overfill error rates are 5.54% and 2.74%, while U-Net has lower error rates of 1.42% and 1.39%, respectively.
“Especially for the OPP Gesture data, the Underfill and Overfill error rates of LSTM are 5.54% and 2.74%, while U-Net has the lower error rates of Underfill and Overfill, which account for 1.42% and 1.39%, respectively.”
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Findingown dataOn the Sanitation dataset, U-Net's F1-Score is 0.998 for Run and 0.905 for Walk; the second highest F1-Score for Run is 0.906 achieved by SVM, and that for Walk is 0.78 achieved by CNN.
“Most notably, as for Sanitation dataset, our F1-Score is 0.998 and 0.905 for Run and Walk, in contrasts, the second highest F1-Score for Run is 0.906 achieved by SVM, and that for Walk is 0.78 achieved by CNN.”
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Findingown dataFor the four datasets, U-Net has higher accuracy and shows a significant reduction on Underfill, Overfill, Substitution, and Fragmentation errors compared with the deep learning methods based on sliding window prediction, such as LSTM, CNN, and CovLSTM.
“For the four datasets, U-Net has the higher accuracy and shows a significant reduction on Underfill, Overfill, Substitution, and Fragmentation errors, compared with the deep learning methods based on sliding window prediction, such as LSTM, CNN, and CovLSTM.”
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Findingown dataThe proposed post-correction method improves accuracy on each dataset and significantly reduces the Fragmentation error rate for U-Net, FCN, SegNet, and Mask R-CNN.
“Compared with the original dense prediction results of the four methods, U-Net_PC, FCN_PC, SegNet_PC, and MaskRCNN_PC have improved the accuracy on each dataset and reduced the Fragmentation error rate significantly, which proves the effectiveness of the proposed post-correction method for the dense prediction-based HAR methods.”
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Findingown dataFor WISDM, the recognition Fw-Score firstly improves with the increase of subsequence length and achieves the highest when the subsequence length grows to 244 sampling points, then it decreases.
“For WISDM, the recognition Fw-Score firstly improves with the increase of the subsequence length and achieves the highest when the subsequence length grows to 244 sampling points, then it decreases.”
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Findingown dataOn WISDM, U-Net with block number 5 achieves the highest Fw-Score and has a tendency to remain stable.
“Especially on WISDM, U-Net with the block number of 5 achieves the highest Fw-Score and has a tendency to remain stable.”
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Findingown dataOn the OPP Gesture dataset, the accuracy of U-Net is 94.75%, while the accuracy of U-Net_PC is 94.78%.
“As for the OPP Gesture, the accuracy of U-Net is 94.75%, while the accuracy of U-Net_PC is 94.78%.”
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Findingown dataU-Net's prediction time is less than 1 second, which can be further improved on better performance machines.
“In addition, U-Net's prediction time is less than 1 second, which can be further improved on better performance machines.”
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Findingown dataAlthough the Fragmentation error rate for U-Net_PC decreases, the Underfill error rate for U-Net_PC still increases.
“Although the Fragmentation error rate for U-Net_PC decreases, the Underfill error rate for U-Net_PC still increases.”
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Findingown dataU-Net outperforms all comparative methods on the four datasets, with better performance on short-term activity recognition and better robustness.
“The experimental results demonstrate that our U-Net outperforms all the comparative methods on the four datasets with better performance on short-term activity recognition and better robustness.”
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Findingown dataFor HAPT and OPP Gesture, U-Net with block number 5 also achieves the highest Fw-Score, but the overall fluctuation range is small with the increase of block number.
“For HAPT and OPP Gesture, U-Net with the block number of 5 also achieves the highest Fw-Score, but the overall fluctuation range is small with the increase of block number.”
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Study design and conductnone givenThe study used simple cross validation on the four datasets, randomly dividing the whole dataset into 70% training and 30% testing, with a validation set split from the training set at ratio 0.3.
“We adopt the simple cross validation on the four datasets.The whole dataset is randomly divided into the training set and the testing set, in which the training set accounts for 70%.We split the validation set from the training set, and the split ratio is 0.3.”
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PremisereasoningThe generated subsequences of densely labeled data have output labels with the same length as input data, whereas traditional sliding subwindows have shorter output labels.
“For each training subsequence, the output labels ŷt has the same length of the input data x t .However, for the training sliding subwindows, the length of the output labels is shorter than that of the input data since all samples in a subwindow just correspond to a single label.”
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PremisereasoningMulti-channel time series data can be regarded as a single pixel column, multi-channel image.
“And multi-channel time series data can be regarded as a single pixel column, multi-channel image”
- Also stated in: § 1) DENSE PREDICTION AND U-NET · plain
“So it can be regarded as a single pixel column and multi-channel image which is input into the U-Net network.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe U-Net combines shallow and deep network information to offset information loss caused by down-sampling, showing better robustness and recognition performance on short-term activities and minority classes.
“Different from the comparative methods, the U-Net combines the shallow and deep network information to offset the information loss caused by the down-sampling operation, showing better robustness and recognition performance on the short-term activities and minority classes.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe paper proposes a HAR framework based on U-Net that performs activity labeling and prediction of each sampling point, achieving dense prediction and overcoming the multi-class window problem.
“In this paper, we propose a novel HAR method based on U-Net to overcome the multi-class problem, performing activity labeling and prediction of each sampling point.”
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“We propose a novel HAR framework based on U-Net to overcome the multi-class problem.”
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Interpretationnone givenU-Net network is applied to HAR for the first time.
“To the best of our knowledge, U-Net network is applied to HAR for the first time”
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InterpretationreasoningDense labeling, labeling every sampling point instead of sliding window labeling, preserves correct label information for each sample and improves recognition accuracy of the classifier.
“Therefore, we adopt dense labeling by labeling every sampling point instead of sliding window labeling so as to preserve the correct label information for each sample and improve the recognition accuracy of the classifier.”
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PremisereasoningExisting HAR models based on CNN architecture cannot achieve dense prediction for each sampling point's label in time series data due to max pooling reducing top-level output resolution and causing size mismatch; they are only suitable for sliding window prediction.
“The maximum pooling operations in the traditional CNN architecture result in reducing the resolution of toplevel output and a size mismatch between the output and the input.Due to the size mismatch, the existing HAR model based on the CNN architecture cannot achieve dense prediction for each sampling point's label in the time series data, only suitable for sliding window prediction.”
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PremisecitationBecause samples within a sliding window may not share the same label, sliding window labeling can mislabel samples and reduce recognition accuracy.
“Considering that all samples of a window may not always share the same label, some samples will be mislabeled.Both the two methods may lead to incorrect labeling, thereby reducing the recognition accuracy.”
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PremisecitationThe activity-based misalignment measure in prior work focuses on classification of interesting classes and the NULL class, with all misalignment types related to wrong classification of the NULL class.
“To analyze and evaluate the continuous activity recognition on time series data, the activity-based misalignment measure is proposed in [32], where the HAR model focuses on the classification of the interesting classes and the NULL class, all the misalignment types are related to the wrong classification of the NULL class.”
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Study design and conductown dataThe U-Net network settings (subsequence length 224 and network block number 5) were selected based on validation procedures on the WISDM dataset and are consistent across all datasets.
“As for the parameter tuning of the network block number and the subsequence length, we select the optimal parameters based on the validation procedures on WISDM dataset.The subsequence length is set to 224, the network block number is set to 5. Considering the good robustness of the deep network, the network settings of our U-Net are consistent across all datasets.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: Deep networks have good robustness such that the U-Net network settings can be consistent across all datasets.
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Study design and conductnone givenThe optimal hyper-parameters of each deep network were determined by validation procedures on the WISDM dataset, and the settings of each deep network were consistent across the four datasets.
“The optimal hyper-parameters of each deep network are determined by the validation procedures on WISDM dataset.The setting of each deep network is consistent in the four datasets.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: Optimal hyper-parameters selected on the WISDM dataset generalize to the other three datasets.
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PremisecitationThe multi-class window problem is common in motion sensor HAR and significantly negatively impacts recognition of short-term activity sequences, making short-term activity classification challenging.
“This problem caused by fixed sliding window segmentation and labeling is called multi-class window problem [14].Multi-class window problem is a common problem in HAR based on the motion sensor, which has a significantly negative impact on the recognition of short-term activity sequences.It makes short-term activity classification challenging.”
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PremisecitationCurrent machine learning and deep learning HAR methods use fixed sliding window segmentation and label all samples in each window.
“Traditional human activity recognition (HAR) based on a motion sensor adopts sliding window labeling and prediction.”
- Also stated in: § I. INTRODUCTION · plain
“At present, both the machine learning-based and the deep learning-based HAR methods use fixed sliding window technology to divide the sensor signal into fixedlength windows and label all samples in the window with the labeling strategies.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe post-correction algorithm focuses on correcting Fragmentation and Substitution errors because Overfill and Underfill errors are difficult to observe without groundtruth.
“Considering that the errors of Overfill and Underfill are difficult to be observed in the dense prediction results without knowing the groundtruth, our algorithm focuses on correcting the two types of errors: Fragmentation and Substitution.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: The boundary and adjacent prediction probability determine the correct activity class for correcting Substitution errors.
May combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningTheoretically, the dense prediction results of FCN and Mask R-CNN are rough and not as good as U-Net and even worse than traditional CNN based on sliding window prediction.
“Theoretically, the dense prediction results of FCN and Mask R-CNN are rough and not as good as U-Net and even worse than traditional CNN based on sliding window prediction.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataU-Net is suitable for the unbalanced dataset with reliable performance on the minority classes.
“This also proves that our U-Net method is also suitable for the unbalanced dataset with reliable performance on the minority classes.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationnone givenSVM's performance is not stable enough and has inferior robustness.
“but the performance of SVM is not stable enough with inferior robustness.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimMay combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningU-NET can detect more details of the transition activities and has more stable performance.
“This shows that U-NET can detect more details of the transition activities and has more stable performance.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimThe quote only partly states this claim.
Interpretationown dataDense prediction has an advantage over sliding window prediction.
“which further proves the advantage of dense prediction.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningLSTM and CovLSTM adopt the sliding window method, which brings the multi-class window problem and reduces accuracy, especially in short-term activity recognition.
“The reason is that LSTM and CovLSTM adopt the sliding window method, which brings the multi-class window problem and reduces accuracy, especially in short-term activity recognition.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningU-Net is based on dense prediction and avoids the multi-class problem, thus it improves recognition accuracy and is more suitable for short-term activity recognition.
“Our U-Net method is based on dense prediction and avoids the multi-class problem, thus it further improves the recognition accuracy and is also more suitable for short-term activity recognition.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataU-Net is suitable for simple long-term activity recognition and more suitable for short-term activity recognition, showing strong robustness.
“This proves that U-Net method is not only suitable for simple long-term activity recognition, but also more suitable for short-term activity recognition, showing strong robustness.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningU-Net utilizes high-resolution feature map information from the encoder instead of reusing pooling indices only, indicating that the entire features from the encoder contain fine-grained information important for dense prediction.
“Unlike the SegNet method for dense prediction, our U-Net utilizes the high-resolution feature map information from the encoder instead reusing pooling indices only, this indicates that the entire features from the encoder contain finegrained information which plays an important role in dense prediction.”
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Interpretationown dataFCN's performance is not stable and still has the potential for significant improvement.
“Though FCN outperforms our U-Net method in activity Sit_to_Stand and Lie_to_Sit, the performance is not stable and still has the potential for significant improvement.”
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Study design and conductnone givenThe comparative methods adopt the same data preprocessing procedure as the U-Net method, and the subsequence length is consistent with U-Net's setting, except for Mask R-CNN.
“The comparative methods adopt the same data preprocessing procedure as our U-Net method, the subsequence length also keeps consistent with the U-Net's setting, except the Mask R-CNN.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataU-Net results are not greatly affected by the length of the subsequence, showing the effectiveness of the design and great robustness.
“U-Net with the subsequence length of 224 also achieves the highest Fw-Score on the other datasets and the results are not greatly affected by the length of the subsequence, showing the effectiveness of our design and great robustness.”
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InterpretationreasoningU-Net overcomes the multi-class window problem inherent in the sliding window method and realizes the prediction of each sampling point's label in time series data.
“Different from the existing machine learning-based and deep learning-based HAR methods which use the sliding window labeling and prediction, our U-Net method overcomes the multi-class window problem inherent in the sliding window method and realizes the prediction of each sampling point's label in time series data.”
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The paper relies on this without support.
Human activities are continuous such that each activity frame in dense prediction results can be represented as a continuous activity window.
“According to the continuity of activity, each activity frame in the dense prediction results can be represented as a continuous activity window AW i = {y[B : F]|∀y = a i }”
The paper relies on this without support.
A continuous activity window shorter than a given threshold length is likely a misaligned sequence.
“According to the duration of the action, when the length of the continuous activity window AW i is less than the given threshold length ρ L , AW i may be the misaligned sequence”
The paper relies on this without support.
Deep networks have good robustness such that the U-Net network settings can be consistent across all datasets.
“Considering the good robustness of the deep network, the network settings of our U-Net are consistent across all datasets.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Optimal hyper-parameters selected on the WISDM dataset generalize to the other three datasets.
“The optimal hyper-parameters of each deep network are determined by the validation procedures on WISDM dataset.The setting of each deep network is consistent in the four datasets.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Raw data distribution that does not conform to the standard normal distribution with wide fluctuations deteriorates classifier performance.
“Considering that the classifier's performance will deteriorate when the raw data distribution does not conform to the standard normal distribution with wide fluctuations.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The boundary and adjacent prediction probability determine the correct activity class for correcting Substitution errors.
“Considering that the boundary and adjacent prediction probability of W play an important role in determining the activity class for correcting Substitution errors”
The paper relies on this without support.
Underfill and Overfill errors are caused by the inability to identify the activity boundary correctly.
“As we know, the errors of Underfill and Overfill are caused by the inability to identify the activity boundary correctly.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Mask R-CNN has a similar network architecture to FCN.
“Since the Mask R-CNN has similar network architecture with FCN, the misalignment error rates are also similar to FCN.”
The paper relies on this without support.
SegNet and Mask R-CNN are first applied to HAR.
“among which SegNet and Mask R-CNN are first applied to HAR.”
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The U-Net technique outperformed SVM, Decision Tree, CNN, LSTM and CovLSTM in terms of accuracy and F-Score.
“The U-Net technique outperformed SVM, Decision Tree, CNN, LSTM and CovLSTM (architecture combines two convolutional layers and two LSTM layers with 32 hidden units) in terms of accuracy and F-Score.”
From Review of Wearable Devices and Data Collection Considerations for Connected Health (2021) · cites this paper as [169]
The accuracy of the U-Net approach is up to 94.7% in a dataset with a significant number of short-term actions.
“The accuracy of the U-Net approach is up to 94.7% in a dataset with a significant number of short-term actions.”
From Review of Wearable Devices and Data Collection Considerations for Connected Health (2021) · cites this paper as [169]
The F-Score for the Sanitation dataset was 0.998 for Run and 0.905 for a walk.
“The F-Score for the Sanitation dataset was 0.998 for Run and 0.905 for a walk.”
From Review of Wearable Devices and Data Collection Considerations for Connected Health (2021) · cites this paper as [169]
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Dataset count differs between the text and Table 1 caption
MinorThe paper says the experiments use four datasets and introduces Table 1 as describing four datasets, but the table caption says five.
“TABLE 1.The brief introduction of five datasets for human activity recognition.”
“The brief introduction of four datasets for HAR is shown in Table 1”
Results are attributed to the dataset-description table
MinorThe results discussion directs readers to Table 1 for the nine algorithms' performance, while Table 2 is captioned as the table of accuracies and Fw-Scores.
“We summarize the performance of the nine algorithms on four datasets and mark the highest score in bold, as shown in Table 1.”
“TABLE 2. The Accuracies and Fw-Scores of the U-Net method and the comparison methods on four datasets.”
Reported 244-point subsequence violates the stated length constraint
MinorThe stated length rule requires a multiple of 2^L. With the stated five blocks, a subsequence must be a multiple of 32, but 244 is not; the parameter-sensitivity experiments say only subsequence length was changed.
“For WISDM, the recognition Fw-Score firstly improves with the increase of the subsequence length and achieves the highest when the subsequence length grows to 244 sampling points, then it decreases.”
“N = k • 2 L , where k ∈ N + , L is the number of the pooling layers which is also the number of U-Net blocks.”
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- Authors
- Zhang, Y., Zhang, Z., Zhang, Y., Bao, J., Zhang, Y., & Deng, H.
- Affiliations
- Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN)
- AIdong Super AI (Beijing) Co., Ltd., Beijing, China
- Venue
- IEEE Access
- Published
- 2019
- Volume
- 7
- Pages
- 75213-75226
- ISSN
- 2169-3536 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W2948204427
- Semantic Scholar
- f0adbcf89d2c4872ddf0ccd1b946ceb28b227469
- Cited by
- 121
- References
- 36
- Citations by year
- 2026: 8 · 2025: 13 · 2024: 28 · 2023: 18 · 2022: 26 · 2021: 15 · 2020: 13
- FWCI
- 6.05
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- gold
- doi.org
- Locations
- IEEE Access (publishedVersion)
- DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (submittedVersion, cc-by-sa)
- Funders
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (61871046)
- Fab. X Artificial Intelligence Research Center, Beijing, China
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition › Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition › Human Pose and Action Recognition
- Physical Sciences › Engineering › Biomedical Engineering › Gait Recognition and Analysis
- Keywords
- human activity recognition, motion sensor data, U-Net, dense prediction, wearable sensors, sanitation workers, minority class
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