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Deep Learning Approaches for Recognizing Human Activity using Sensor Data

Sep 2026 · SN Computer Science · Vol 7 · 0 citations · 23 references

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These results demonstrate the models’ respective strengths in capturing long-range temporal dependencies, bidirectional temporal patterns, and short-term temporal dynamics with cross-channel interactions in complex motion patterns.

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