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NT-FDS—A noise tolerant fall detection system using deep learning on wearable devicesWaheed et al., 2021
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- Waheed M
- Afzal H
- Mehmood K
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- Sensors
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Given the high prevalence and detrimental effects of unintentional falls in the elderly, fall detection has become a pertinent public concern. A Fall Detection System (FDS) gathers information from sensors to distinguish falls from routine activities in order to provide …
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