Research Article
[Retracted] Improving Recognition of Overlapping Activities with Less Interclass Variations in Smart Homes through Clustering-Based Classification
Table 5
Confusion matrix on the Aruba dataset without activities balancing using threefold in combination of fuzzy C-means and ANN.
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The columns represent the predicted activities, while the rows represent the actual activities. The performance of overlapping activities is highlighted in bold. Key. acts: activities, tlt: bed to toilet, eat: eating, EH: enter home, HK: housekeeping, LH: leave home, MP: meal preparation, Rlx: relax, Res: resperate, Slp: sleeping, WD: wash dishes, and WK: work. |