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Review of human activity recognition based on wearable sensors
ZHENG Zengwei, DU Junjie, HUO Meimei, WU Jianzhong
Journal of Computer Applications    2018, 38 (5): 1223-1229.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2017112715
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Human Activity Recognition (HAR) has a wide range of applications in medical care, safety, and entertainment. With the development of sensor industry, sensors that can accurately collect human activity data have been widely used on wearable equipments such as wristband, watch and mobile phones. Compared with the behavior recognition method based on video images, sensor-based behavior recognition has the characteristics of low cost, flexibility and portability. Therefore, human activity recognition research based on wearable sensors has become an important research field. Data collection, feature extraction, feature selection and classification methods of HAR were described in detail, and the techniques commonly used in each process were analyzed. Finally, the main problems of HAR and the development directions were pointed out.
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Multi-feature based descriptions for automated grading on breast histopathology
GONG Lei, XU Jun, WANG Guanhao, WU Jianzhong, TANG Jinhai
Journal of Computer Applications    2015, 35 (12): 3570-3575.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2015.12.3570
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In order to assist in the fast and efficient diagnosis of breast cancer and provide the prognosis information for pathologists, a computer-aided diagnosis approach for automatically grading breast pathological images was proposed. In the proposed algorithm,cells of pathological images were first automatically detected by deep convolutional neural network and sliding window. Then, the algorithms of color separation based on sparse non-negative matrix factorization, marker controlled watershed, and ellipse fitting were integrated to get the boundary of each cell. A total of 203-dimensional image-derived features, including architectural features of tumor, texture and shape features of epithelial cells were extracted from the pathological images based on the detected cells and the fitted boundary. A Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier was trained by using the extracted features to realize the automated grading of pathological images. In order to verify the proposed algorithm, a total of 49 Hematoxylin & Eosin (H&E)-stained breast pathological images obtained from 17 patients were considered. The experimental results show that,for 100 ten-fold cross-validation trials, the features with the cell shape and the spatial structure of organization of pathological image set successfully distinguish test samples of low, intermediate and high grades with classification accuracy of 90.20%. Moreover, the proposed algorithm is able to distinguish high grade, intermediate grade, and low grade patients with accuracy of 92.87%, 82.88% and 93.61%, respectively. Compared with the methods only using texture feature or architectural feature, the proposed algorithm has a higher accuracy. The proposed algorithm can accurately distinguish the grade of tumor for pathological images and the difference of accuracy between grades is small.
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