Pedometer is an enabling technique for smartphone- based pedestrian positioning systems. Because the sensor drifts, these algorithms can only estimate moving distances from step counts. In order to detect step events, researchers have tried to leverage the peak detection and the periodicity attribute of step acceleration signals. However, many human behaviors are having acceleration peaks and periodic, causing traditional detectors error- prone when the phone is shaken periodically leading state-of-the-art system to high false positive ratio and consequently to big mistake of distance estimations. Based on the acceleration feature analysis of step events, we present a deep convolution neural network based step detection scheme to improve the pedometer robustness. Finally, the proposed step detection algorithm is tested in a realistic situation, showing a high anti periodic negative-step movement capability.

DePedo: anti periodic negative-step movement pedometer with deep convolutional neural networks

Crivello A;
2018

Abstract

Pedometer is an enabling technique for smartphone- based pedestrian positioning systems. Because the sensor drifts, these algorithms can only estimate moving distances from step counts. In order to detect step events, researchers have tried to leverage the peak detection and the periodicity attribute of step acceleration signals. However, many human behaviors are having acceleration peaks and periodic, causing traditional detectors error- prone when the phone is shaken periodically leading state-of-the-art system to high false positive ratio and consequently to big mistake of distance estimations. Based on the acceleration feature analysis of step events, we present a deep convolution neural network based step detection scheme to improve the pedometer robustness. Finally, the proposed step detection algorithm is tested in a realistic situation, showing a high anti periodic negative-step movement capability.
2018
Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "Alessandro Faedo" - ISTI
978-1-5386-3180-5
Acceleration
Feature extraction
Foot
Legged locomotion
Neural networks
Training
Detectors
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