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Attention-based CNN-LSTM architecture for smartphone IMU-based human activity recognition in intelligent mobile monitoring systems

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An attention-based CNN–LSTM–Attention architecture for smartphone-based HAR using accelerometer signals is proposed, confirming that convolutional feature extraction, recurrent temporal modeling, and attention-based weighting improve the reliability of accelerometer-based HAR while maintaining practical computational efficiency for real-time and mobile activity.

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