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A survey on anomalous behavior detection for elderly care using dense-sensing networks

Deep et al., 2019

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9360229644723008188
Author
Deep S
Zheng X
Karmakar C
Yu D
Hamey L
Jin J
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IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials

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Facing the gradual ageing society, elderly people living independently are in need of serious attention. In order to assist them to live in a safer environment, the increasing cost of nursing care and the shortage of health-care workers urges the demand of home-based …
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