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Development of invisible sensors and a machine-learning-based recognition system used for early prediction of discontinuous bed-leaving behavior patterns

Madokoro et al., 2020

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Madokoro H
Nakasho K
Shimoi N
Woo H
Sato K
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Sensors

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This paper presents a novel bed-leaving sensor system for real-time recognition of bed- leaving behavior patterns. The proposed system comprises five pad sensors installed on a bed, a rail sensor inserted in a safety rail, and a behavior pattern recognizer based on …
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