An Application of Soft Decision for Context Recognition on Reading

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In this paper, a context aware system is investigated for reading. The experiments are performed by two ultrasound sensors to obtain the users three scenarios of study, relax and nap. In this paper, we proposed soft decision (SD) method for three contexts to improve the accuracy rate of contexts recognition to 93% comparing with the 78% of hard decision (HD) method. In addition, to remove the external noise or interference, the moving windows (MW) are proposed to further improve the accuracy rate to 98%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 791-793)

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1945-1948

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September 2013

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