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Comparison of activity type classification accuracy from accelerometers worn on the hip, wrists, and thigh in young, apparently healthy adults

Montoye et al., 2016

Document ID
2112755108194213798
Author
Montoye A
Pivarnik J
Mudd L
Biswas S
Pfeiffer K
Publication year
Publication venue
Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science

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The purpose of this article is to compare accuracy of activity type prediction models for accelerometers worn on the hip, wrists, and thigh. Forty-four adults performed sedentary, ambulatory, lifestyle, and exercise activities (14 total, 10 categories) for 3–10 minutes each …
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