Ambient Assisted Living promotes healthy independent
ageing of the elderly at their homes by monitoring their
behaviour, and support medical assistance whenever needed.
For privacy and acceptance issues, non-intrusive sensors are
preferably used. However, such sensors are more prone to
produce false positive or negative data. Faulty sensor data could
be automatically detected if correlations between sensors can be
identified. This paper aims to propose the use of association rule
mining to find correlations between binary event-driven sensors
installed for monitoring purposes in an apartment. A case study
was carried out to validate the approach and investigate the
effect of different data mining parameters on the quality of
obtained association rules. The results show that correlations
could be successfully deduced from unlabelled datasets with no
prior expert knowledge on the sensors topology.
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Ambient Assisted Living promotes healthy independent
ageing of the elderly at their homes by monitoring their
behaviour, and support medical assistance whenever needed.
For privacy and acceptance issues, non-intrusive sensors are
preferably used. However, such sensors are more prone to
produce false positive or negative data. Faulty sensor data could
be automatically detected if correlations between sensors can be
identified. This paper aims to propose the use of association rule
mining...
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