Table 1 Features and challenges of conventional movement recognition models in AAL.
References | Methodology | Features | Challenges |
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Passias et al.32 | Spiking Neural Networks (SNN) | • This method lies in its significant ability for real-time and energy-efficient processing in the AAL environment | • It is unable to reproduce complex neural behaviors |
Shah et al.33 | MLSTM | • It is used to learn complex and abstract sequential data representations | • It requires a vast amount of training data |
Yadav et al.34 | Machine Learning | • It is supportive of making healthcare decisions | • It is hard to interpret and has computational burdens |
Jain et al.35 | Bi-conventional Recurrent Neural Network | • It obtains high accuracy and controllability | • It is computationally slower than the other network architectures |
Pandya et al.36 | Bi- LSTM | • It has offered a better performance in multiple conditions | • It becomes slow to train the approach with large data sets |
De et al.37 | MCP | • It is a low-cost and flexible system | • It takes more processing time and provides inaccurate solutions |
Zhang et al.43 | DBN | • The result clarifies the efficacy of DBN-TSK-FC and its learning approach | • The architecture of DBN is less flexible and demands hardware to implement DBN |
Guerra et al.44 | LSTM | • The proposed method shows a good balance among the requirements for improved classification sensitivity and accuracy | • It is expensive and requires a large amount of data |