A Preliminary Study for Radar-based Fall Detection using Power Spectral Density Features obtained by Welch Method

Fall detection using the deep learning approach has been the focus of recent studies. This paper presents a preliminary study of high-accuracy fall detection using general machine learning methods, as opposed to intensive and computationally complex deep learning. After pre-processing the radar data, power spectral densities (PSDs) are obtained using the Welch method and used as features in the classifiers. The fall is detected using four different classifiers and their derivatives. The Ensemble bagged trees algorithm detects the falls with 1 0 0% accuracy. The accuracy of other classifier types is also not negligible. In addition, the classification has been carried out with the proposed method for four different types of activities and it has been observed that the results are promising.

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2024-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/idap64064.2024.10711019
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Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
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A Preliminary Study for Radar-based Fall Detection using Power Spectral Density Features obtained by Welch Method

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A Preliminary Study for Radar-based Fall Detection using Power Spectral Density Features obtained by Welch Method

İbrahim Şeflek
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Fall detection using the deep learning approach has been the focus of recent studies. This paper presents a preliminary study of high-accuracy fall detection using general machine learning methods, as opposed to intensive and computationally complex deep learning. After pre-processing the radar data, power spectral densities (PSDs) are obtained using the Welch method and used as features in the classifiers. The fall is detected using four different classifiers and their derivatives. The Ensemble bagged trees algorithm detects the falls with 1 0 0% accuracy. The accuracy of other classifier types is also not negligible. In addition, the classification has been carried out with the proposed method for four different types of activities and it has been observed that the results are promising.

Konya Technical University (TR)
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