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The goal of this paper is to compare the performances of various supervised algorithms in classifying physical daily living activities. Six healthy subjects were asked to perform twelve static and dynamic activities such as walking, running, sitting down, standing-up, lying, climbing stairs, etc. Three triaxial accelerometers are used to measure the human movements resulting from each activity. Seven...
In order to better fit a variety of pattern recognition problems over strings, using a normalised version of the edit or Levenshtein distance is considered to be an appropriate approach. The goal of normalisation is to take into account the lengths of the strings. We define a new normalisation, contextual, where each edit operation is divided by the length of the string on which the edit operation...
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