论文信息 - Effect of Data Selection on the Loss of Balance in the Seated Position

Effect of Data Selection on the Loss of Balance in the Seated Position

A fast and accurate detection of the loss of balance (LOB) can reduce the elderly fall that is one of the most dangerous injuries. Real-time detection of body reactions against a fall will be used to improve the performance of devices for the elderly. The loss of balance is detected by control error anomaly (CEA) that is an unusually large value of the system control error.

Kwon Son | Jung Hong Park | Kwang-Hoon Kim

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