Distributed and Parallel Decision Forest for Human Activities Prediction: Experimental Analysis on HAR-Smartphones Dataset
Budi Padmaja1, Venkata Rama Prasad Vaddella2 & Kota Venkata Naga Sunitha3 Show affiliations
- Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, India
- Sree Vidyanikethan Engg College, India
- BVRITH College of Engg for Women, India
Journal of Computer Science, Volume 15, Issue 5, pp. 673–680 · doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2019.673.680
Abstract
Sensor-based human motion detection requires the subtle amount of knowledge about various human activities from fitted sensor observations and readings. The prevalent pattern recognition methodologies have made immense progress over recent years. Nonetheless, these kind of methods usually rely on the particular heuristic variable extraction, which could inhibit generalization realization. This paper presents a distributed and parallel decision forest approach for modeling the Human Activity Recognition Using Smartphones Data. We made an attempt to achieve an optimal generalization performance with possible reduction in overfitting. Later, we compared the performance of proposed procedure with some existing approaches. It is observed that our adopted procedure outperforms with comparatively better statistical performance measures. It also gained 4.7x speed up in computation.
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Padmaja, B., Vaddella, V. R. P. & Sunitha, K. V. N. (2019). Distributed and Parallel Decision Forest for Human Activities Prediction: Experimental Analysis on HAR-Smartphones Dataset. Journal of Computer Science, 15(5), 673–680. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2019.673.680
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