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Enhancing Wearable Sensor Data Classification Through Novel Modified- Recurrent Plot-Based Image Representation and Mixup Augmentation.
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Abstract
Deep learning advancements have revolutionized scalable classification in many domains including computer vision, healthcare and Natural Language Processing (NLP). However, when it comes to classification and domain adaptation based on wearables, it suffers from persistent underperformance, largely due to the scarcity of pre-trained deep learning models that are abundantly available for computer vision and NLP. This is primarily because wearable sensor data need sensor-specific preprocessing, architectural modification, and extensive data collection. We present a novel modified-recurrent plot-based image representation that seamlessly integrates both temporal and frequency domain information. We employ an efficient Fourier Transform-based frequency domain angular difference estimation scheme in conjunction with existing temporal recurrent plots. We validated proposed method in two different domains: accelerometer-based activity-recognition and real-time glucose level prediction from wearable sensors. Our findings demonstrated the method we developed not only improves accuracy at recognizing activity but also makes a big leap in glucose level prediction.
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