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An Approach for the Evaluation of Human Activities in Physical Therapy Scenarios

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This work proposes a system able to provide an automatic evaluation of the correctness in the performance of activities involving motion, and more specifically, diagnosis exercises in physical therapy in monitored environments using depth sensors.
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Human activity recognition has been widely studied since the last decade in ambient intelligence scenarios Remarkable progresses have been made in this domain, especially in research lines such as ambient assisted living, gesture recognition, behaviour detection and classification, etc Most of the works in the literature focus on activity classification or recognition, prediction of future events, or anomaly detection and prevention However, it is hard to find approaches that do not only recognize an activity, but also provide an evaluation of its performance according to an optimality criterion This problem is of special interest in applications such as sports performance evaluation, physical therapy, etc In this work, we address the problem of the evaluation of such human activities in monitored environments using depth sensors In particular, we propose a system able to provide an automatic evaluation of the correctness in the performance of activities involving motion, and more specifically, diagnosis exercises in physical therapy

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A review of computational approaches for evaluation of rehabilitation exercises

TL;DR: The presented study reviews computational approaches for evaluating patient performance in rehabilitation programs using motion capture systems and places an emphasis on the application of machine learning methods for movement evaluation in rehabilitation.
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A review of computer vision-based approaches for physical rehabilitation and assessment

TL;DR: This article presents research in this area from a computer vision application perspective and proposes an own taxonomy of computer vision-based rehabilitation and assessment research which is divided into sub-categories to capture novelties of each research.
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HMM and DTW for evaluation of therapeutical gestures using kinect.

TL;DR: A method for the detection of deviations from the correct form in movements from physical therapy routines based on Hidden Markov Models, which is compared to Dynamic Time Warping is presented.
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HMM Based Evaluation of Physical Therapy Movements Using Kinect Tracking

TL;DR: The results show the potential of the use of Hidden Markov Models as novelty detectors in detecting the sequences that deviate from normality for a wide range of activities common in physical therapy and rehabilitation.
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Automatic Detection of Deviations in Human Movements Using HMM: Discrete vs Continuous

TL;DR: This work exploring the use of both discrete and continuous HMMs to label movement sequences as either according to a specification or deviated from it shows that the majority of sequences are correctly labeled by the technique, with an advantage for continuous HMM.
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Neurorehabilitation using the virtual reality based Rehabilitation Gaming System: methodology, design, psychometrics, usability and validation

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Biomechanical Validation of Upper-Body and Lower-Body Joint Movements of Kinect Motion Capture Data for Rehabilitation Treatments

TL;DR: A comparison study of the precision in the computation of joint angles between Kinect and an optical motion capture professional system is conducted, obtaining a range of disparity that guaranties enough precision for most of the clinical rehabilitation treatments prescribed nowadays for patients.
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A planning system based on Markov decision processes to guide people with dementia through activities of daily living

TL;DR: The design and preliminary evaluation of a planning system that uses Markov decision processes (MDPs) to determine when and how to provide prompts to a user with dementia for guidance through the activity of handwashing are examined.
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