Activity Recognition in Individuals Walking With Assistive Devices: The Benefits of Device-Specific Models
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Konrad Kording | Konrad Paul Kording | Arun Jayaraman | Luca Lonini | Aakash Gupta | Susan Deems-Dluhy | Shenan Hoppe-Ludwig | A. Jayaraman | L. Lonini | Susan Deems-Dluhy | Shenan Hoppe-Ludwig | Aakash Gupta
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