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48 results for walking gaits

New approach learns walk and trot gaits from simulated quadruped using strategic exploration.

problem Learning symmetric gaits (walk and trot) from high-dimensional action spaces.
method Introduced symmetry properties into initial covariance of Gaussian search distribution for strategic exploration. Used episode-based likelihood ratio policy gradient and relative entropy policy search.
result Significant performance enhancement in learning walk and trot gaits compared to random gaits.

Deep learning gait recognition from smartphone data in unconstrained settings.

problem Gait recognition in unconstrained environments using smartphones.
method Hybrid deep neural network combining convolutional and recurrent neural networks for gait feature extraction.
result Achieves over 93% accuracy in person identification and authentication.

New gait segmentation method identifies users and adversaries with high accuracy.

problem Simultaneous identification of users and adversaries from accelerometer data.
method Geometric features and a new similarity metric for time series analysis.
result 98.79% accuracy for 6 classes (user-adversary identification) and 99.06% for binary (user only identification).

Deep learning identifies unique walking patterns from pressure data.

problem Tackling the challenge of accurately identifying individuals based on their walking style.
method Used deep learning, specifically convolutional neural networks (CNNs), to analyze the center-of-pressure trajectory of 36 adults walking on a treadmill.
result CNNs achieved 99.9% accuracy in classifying 2,250 segments and 100% accuracy in fine-tuning a subset of 4,500 segments, suggesting unique pressure patterns for each person.

Deep RL learns robot walking gaits in real-world environments.

problem Difficulty in applying deep RL to real-world robotic tasks due to poor sample complexity and hyperparameter sensitivity.
method Sample-efficient deep RL algorithm based on maximum entropy RL, requiring minimal per-task tuning and modest trials.
result Acquired stable walking gaits on a real-world Minitaur robot in about two hours.

The design of gaits for robot locomotion can be a daunting process which requires significant expert knowledge and engineering. This process is even more challenging for robots that do not have an accurate physical model, such as compliant or micro-scale robots. Data-driven gait optimization provides an automated alter…

2018-03-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Gait patterns reveal emotions, offering a non-invasive method for automated recognition.

problem Automated emotion recognition from gait patterns.
method Data collection, preprocessing, and classification techniques.
result Gait patterns can indicate different emotion states, making them a promising source for emotion detection.

Deep learning explains individual gait patterns in clinical biomechanics.

problem Understanding complex gait patterns from medical data.
method Layer-Wise Relevance Propagation (LRP) technique to attribute relevance of input variables to model predictions.
result Demonstrates which input variables are most relevant for characterizing individual gait patterns.

Study investigates XAI methods in clinical gait analysis.

problem Limited understanding of machine learning models in healthcare.
method XAI methods, specifically Layer-wise Relevance Propagation (LRP), to explain ML predictions.
result Explanations from LRP show promising statistical and clinical relevance.

Machine learning improves accuracy of running gait event detection from tibial acceleration.

problem Accurate detection of running gait events from tibial acceleration data.
method Structured machine learning models compared to heuristic methods.
result Structured recurrent neural network model offers most accurate estimation of gait events.

Study uses GMM-UBM and i-vectors to assess Parkinson's patients via speech, handwriting, and gait.

problem Assessing neurological state of Parkinson's disease patients using speech, handwriting, and gait signals.
method GMM-UBM and i-vectors applied to speech, handwriting, and gait signals.
result Different feature sets from each signal are crucial for assessing Parkinson's patients.

GAIT-prop derives a biologically plausible learning rule from backpropagation.

problem Biological implausibility in traditional backpropagation for neural networks.
method GAIT-prop uses a top-down model to convert output error into plausible targets for weight updates.
result GAIT-prop and backpropagation give identical weight updates under certain conditions.

This study compares different data preprocessing methods for gait analysis.

problem Improving the generalizability of machine learning models in gait analysis.
method Compared various data preprocessing steps including filtering, time derivative, normalization, and scaling.
result Different preprocessing combinations affect gait classification performance.

Deep RNN detects FoG episodes in Parkinson's disease with high accuracy.

problem Detecting freezing episodes in Parkinson's disease patients.
method Deep Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) with Long Short-Term Memory cells on 3D-accelerometer measurements.
result Frequency domain features from trunk sensor achieve an AUC score of 93% in subject-independent method.

Pre-trained model from healthy ADLs improves gait pattern classification for Parkinson's disease.

problem Limited training data for deep learning models in healthcare applications.
method Used convolutional autoencoder to extract features from healthy ADLs data and trained a multi-layer perceptron model for Parkinson's disease classification.
result Features extracted from healthy ADLs data can be used to train an effective classification model for Parkinson's disease.

Aerial robot estimates human pose and path using dynamic classifier selection.

problem Estimating human pose and trajectory from aerial video.
method Dynamic classifier selection architecture; perspective correction; HOG and CNN features; 64 pose-viewpoint classes.
result Dynamic classifier selection improves efficiency and accuracy.

Machine learning classifies Parkinson's Disease stages from walker sensors data.

problem Limited cost-effective methods for quantitatively assessing Parkinson's Disease stages.
method Machine learning applied to walker-mounted sensors data, feature selection methods compared.
result Feature selection method using ANOVA provides similar accuracy to full feature set and is clinically interpretable.

PerCDL learns personalized dictionaries for physiological signals combining global and local structures.

problem Representing datasets with both global and local structures in human physiological signals.
method Personalized Convolutional Dictionary Learning (PerCDL) that combines a global and personalized local dictionary.
result PerCDL effectively learns interpretable representations for human locomotion data.

We construct a new type of quantum walks on simplicial complexes as a natural extension of the well-known Szegedy walk on graphs. One can numerically observe that our proposing quantum walks possess linear spreading and localization as in the case of the Grover walk on lattices. Moreover, our numerical simulation sugge…

2015-07-05abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper presents VEC-NBT, a variation on the unsupervised graph clustering technique VEC, which improves upon the performance of the original algorithm significantly for sparse graphs. VEC employs a novel application of the state-of-the-art word2vec model to embed a graph in Euclidean space via random walks on the n…

2017-08-26abs ↗pdf ↗

We propose and analyze two new MCMC sampling algorithms, the Vaidya walk and the John walk, for generating samples from the uniform distribution over a polytope. Both random walks are sampling algorithms derived from interior point methods. The former is based on volumetric-logarithmic barrier introduced by Vaidya wher…

2017-10-23abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper introduces walks with jumps for modeling neuron activity in hyperbolic space.

problem Encoding neuron activity sequences in hyperbolic space.
method Introducing walks with jumps in hyperbolic geometry to model neuron activity.
result Endpoints of walks with jumps do not fully encode the sequence of jump times.

Unified view on random walk and Weisfeiler-Leman kernels, improving accuracy.

problem Improving graph kernel methods for better classification accuracy.
method Define and analyze walk-based node refinement methods, relate to Weisfeiler-Leman test, and introduce new walk-based kernels.
result Walk-based kernels are as expressive as Weisfeiler-Leman subtree kernel but support non-strict neighborhood comparison.

Local limit theorem for random walks on hyperbolic groups with parabolic subgroups.

problem Analyzing the behavior of random walks on relatively hyperbolic groups.
method Study of convergent random walks with finite derivative of Green function at spectral radius.
result Proves a local limit theorem for the probability of returning to the origin.

Study diffusions and random walks on hyperbolic spaces, focusing on their Martin boundaries.

problem Understanding diffusions and random walks on hyperbolic spaces.
method Analyzing specific diffusions and random walks on hyperbolic spaces, examining their Martin boundaries.
result Characterized the Martin boundaries of diffusions and random walks on hyperbolic spaces.

Random walks on convergence groups are studied, extending properties from hyperbolic groups.

problem Properties of random walks on hyperbolic groups are extended to convergence groups.
method Extending properties of random walks from hyperbolic groups to convergence groups with specific conditions.
result Random walks on convergence groups can be analyzed with a compact topology, leading to new insights into the Poisson boundary.

The paper develops a spectral theory for hypergraphs with edge-dependent vertex weights using random walks.

problem Lack of spectral theory for hypergraphs with edge-dependent vertex weights.
method Random walks on hypergraphs with edge-dependent vertex weights, deriving a random walk-based hypergraph Laplacian.
result Random walks on hypergraphs with edge-dependent vertex weights can capture higher-order relationships in data.