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Design and Implementation of Emergency Situation System through Multi Bio-signals

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In this paper, We proposed a recognition system of user’s emergency situation by measuring several bio-signal and applying technology of Wearable Computing. The main features and contributions of the proposed system are as follows. First, input basic bio-signal is based on user’s movement, ECG-signal, and body temperature. Second, this allows you to process a variety of additional bio-signals in order to provide on-demand service to Users. Third, by analyzing each bio-signal’s data for emergency situation, it then determines the priorities and threshold that applies multiplex class SVMs and this offer an optimized algorithm for emergency situation. We evaluated performance of proposed system about bio-signal’s threshold and emergency situation decision algorithm. Finally it confirmed effectiveness.

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Lee, KY. et al. (2011). Design and Implementation of Emergency Situation System through Multi Bio-signals. In: Kim, Th., et al. Multimedia, Computer Graphics and Broadcasting. MulGraB 2011. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 263. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-27186-1_20

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