GeXSe (Generative Explanatory Sensor System): An Interpretable Deep Generative Model for Human Activity Recognition in Smart Spaces
Sun Yuan, Salami Pargoo Navid, Ortiz Jorge

TL;DR
GeXSe is an innovative deep generative model that enhances interpretability in human activity recognition within smart spaces by combining sensor and vision data, outperforming existing methods in accuracy and explanation quality.
Contribution
The paper introduces GeXSe, a novel framework integrating advanced ML architectures for interpretable activity recognition, with a unique MLP optimized for small datasets and dual explanation methods.
Findings
Outperforms CNN baseline with 6% FID improvement.
Achieves up to 0.85 F1 score in activity recognition.
Provides comprehensive sensor and visual explanations.
Abstract
We introduce GeXSe (Generative Explanatory Sensor System), a novel framework designed to extract interpretable sensor-based and vision domain features from non-invasive smart space sensors. We combine these to provide a comprehensive explanation of sensor-activation patterns in activity recognition tasks. This system leverages advanced machine learning architectures, including transformer blocks, Fast Fourier Convolution (FFC), and diffusion models, to provide a more detailed understanding of sensor-based human activity data. A standout feature of GeXSe is our unique Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) with linear, ReLU, and normalization layers, specially devised for optimal performance on small datasets. It also yields meaningful activation maps to explain sensor-based activation patterns. The standard approach is based on a CNN model, which our MLP model outperforms.GeXSe offers two types…
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Taxonomy
TopicsContext-Aware Activity Recognition Systems · Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications · Age of Information Optimization
MethodsConvolution · Diffusion
