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Cahoolessur et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Fall detection system using XGBoost and IoT

Cahoolessur et al., 2020

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1463287009259397955
Author
Cahoolessur D
Rajkumarsingh B
Publication year
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R&D Journal

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This project aims to design and implement a fall detection system for the elders using machine learning techniques and Internet-of-Things (IoT). The main issue with fall detection systems is false alarms and hence incorporating machine learning in the fall detection …
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