Recent years have seen a rise in the number of labelled human activity datasets to support supervised learning of activity recognition. However, synchronisation and manual annotation of various multi-channel time-series data are cumbersome. Prior research focused on creating datasets that are convenient to annotate, leading to a scarcity of natural activity data that includes various subjects and activities. Therefore, an offline manual annotation tool for efficient labelling activities is desired. This work presents a semi-automatic annotation technique for multi-channel time-series human activity data, utilising a retrieval-based approach to reduce annotation effort. We present an annotation tool that accepts a variety of input data types and supports both manual and semi-automatic annotation. We benchmark the different approaches.

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Retrieval-Based Annotation for Multi-Channel Time Series Data of Human Activities

  • Fernando Moya Rueda,
  • Nilah Ravi Nair,
  • Raphael Spiekermann,
  • Erik Altermann,
  • Philipp Oberdiek,
  • Christopher Reining,
  • Gernot. A. Fink

摘要

Recent years have seen a rise in the number of labelled human activity datasets to support supervised learning of activity recognition. However, synchronisation and manual annotation of various multi-channel time-series data are cumbersome. Prior research focused on creating datasets that are convenient to annotate, leading to a scarcity of natural activity data that includes various subjects and activities. Therefore, an offline manual annotation tool for efficient labelling activities is desired. This work presents a semi-automatic annotation technique for multi-channel time-series human activity data, utilising a retrieval-based approach to reduce annotation effort. We present an annotation tool that accepts a variety of input data types and supports both manual and semi-automatic annotation. We benchmark the different approaches.