Towards context-aware assistive applications for aging in place via real-life-proof activity detection
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Charles Consel | Hélène Sauzéon | Loïc Caroux | Lucile Dupuy | C. Consel | H. Sauzéon | L. Dupuy | L. Caroux | Loïc Caroux
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