Activity Modeling in Smart Home using High Utility Pattern Mining over Data Streams
Menaka Gandhi.J, K.S.Gayathri

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel high utility pattern mining approach using a FPS-tree structure for activity recognition in smart homes, enhancing efficiency in analyzing sensor data streams for security, comfort, and power management.
Contribution
It proposes a new FPS-tree based method for activity recognition from sensor data streams, improving efficiency and enabling power usage analysis in smart homes.
Findings
The proposed algorithm is more efficient in processing sensor data streams.
It successfully identifies frequent activity patterns for recognizing daily activities.
The method extends to detect high power consumption patterns.
Abstract
Smart home technology is a better choice for the people to care about security, comfort and power saving as well. It is required to develop technologies that recognize the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) of the residents at home and detect the abnormal behavior in the individual's patterns. Data mining techniques such as Frequent pattern mining (FPM), High Utility Pattern (HUP) Mining were used to find those activity patterns from the collected sensor data. But applying the above technique for Activity Recognition from the temporal sensor data stream is highly complex and challenging task. So, a new approach is proposed for activity recognition from sensor data stream which is achieved by constructing Frequent Pattern Stream tree (FPS - tree). FPS is a sliding window based approach to discover the recent activity patterns over time from data streams. The proposed work aims at…
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Taxonomy
TopicsData Stream Mining Techniques · Time Series Analysis and Forecasting · Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems
