Automatic Segmentation of Therapeutic Exercises Motion Data with a Predictive Event Approach

We propose a novel approach for detecting events in data sequences, based on a predictive method using Gaussian processes. We have applied this approach for detecting relevant events in the therapeutic exercise sequences, wherein obtained results in addition to a suitable classifier, can be used directly for gesture segmentation. During exercise performing, motion data in the sense of 3D position of characteristic skeleton joints for each frame are acquired using a RGBD camera . Trajectories of joints relevant for the upper-body therapeutic exercises of Parkinson’s patients are modelled as Gaussian processes. Our event detection procedure using an adaptive Gaussian process predictor has been shown to outperform a first derivative based approach.

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